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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
MORE FIGHTING IN CORK.
Climax Reached Of Long Dispute BE-
tween Two Families.

lBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, IRELAND, November 9.-The
Irish question assumed new phase to-day,
but the people most interested did not
look for Government interference to settle
the matter They undertook to decide the
quest on between themselves, and the re-
suit was q most desperate and bloody fight.
1t appears that two families named Lynch
and Hurry, living near Dunmanway, Coun-
~ Cork. thirty miles southwest OF Cork
city, have for some time past been in
volved in numerous wordy disputes re-
garding the possession of land, the owner
ship or tenantship of which was claimed
by each family. Matters went from bad 10
worse, and there was much bad blood be-
tween ali the members of the two families.
The affair reached a climax to-day,
when finding that talk would not settle
the question, a resort was made to va
rious weapons. Crow-bars and farming
implements entered largely into the dis
pute, and upon the conclusion Of hostili-
ties il was found that five persons were
in an extremely critical condition.
Their skulls had been fractured by
the blows rained upon them, and
but little hope is expressed for their re-
coyery Other participants in the fight
were also injured, but not so seriously as
those who were injured about the head.
The question az to which family shall have
possession of the property in dispute IS
still In Allowance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
LOUISVILLE ro7Acco MARKET.
fRaDorfed for tho ntxpatch.l

LoursyTILx, KY. November 7---huch lighter
offerings os Buriey and old DARK tobacco. sn
irregular market generally on ell Kinds except.
Ing cciory Burisys, and weather stiu osear ana
cool, were the leading featurcso OF the week.
BrfyieD.--0derings much lighter ana again. ~
has been the case for weeks past very comnon
and very large per cent fanked. Good tonne
1ilers exceedingly scarce, In active demand. And
nearer outside figures. which are uDchAngcd.
Common and medium filiers In good supply and
somewhat irregular, but unchanged. Train Of
ferings lighter, in active demand at quotations.
Red smokers In good supply, Irregular, ana tzc.
lower on inside figures OF trash. and NC. lower on
outside figures Of medium quotations now re-
wise. Bright smokers a. well - all other colory
and bright grades very scarce. In active de-
mand but nominal from scarcity.
He,c Bvriey.--0wirg TO the continued dry, cool
weather we had only SIX hogsheads OF tho new
crop ofYere1 this week, and being all common
and Medium, Give no further opportunity Tor
comment
Darks.--Offerines much lighter In quantity
with no improvement In quality. Very few GOOD
sound Iugs and leaf 70 be met with at auction.
as most OF the trading In such II done on private
terms 10 the Reggie buyers, as hitherto.
Private sales this week embraced 40 hoes-
heads Green-rfver filters, about goo hogsbeads
old and 1890 crop dark common leaf and Tugs
and few scattering hogsheads various sorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
ITALY'S FINANCES.
..,,ra Of auolSl SAYS THEY ARE
PNs IMPROVING.
vor.o,er. Declared 20 Be for Peace
i''o' .r... pistrast--tssaerai Europesn
notes of Interest

,ro,,,Aa cable to the Dlspasch.l
." . November s.--The Marquis di
h,N" ,he Italian Premier, to-day de-
Rsi'1" Long speech at Milan. Part OF
lire''" 90 was devoted 10 the fnancial
b. -, n The Government. and during
S'u'''v. ~ his remarks he announced
'se en- aomnle,e equilibrium had been es-
isA' ,.5 IN The budget. Not only were
so'''. ,.rns,ed receipts fully equal to the
y, os,,ures but even small surplus IN
s'I'I~', ,,,,bt he expected. The Govern
fcceP;- - would incur no new oepts.
gsni- =, -, 4, the recent pilgrim incidents
Her. tbe MARQUIS declared that ne was
% , ..D, ..,,.,,',sod 10 the abolition or moalh-
fiMN ~ tine Papal guarantees law. ri-
CSC" se,l might come 10 Italy Win
8 issr Of molestaton'
17ALY FOR rElcE.
..,;,g the Marquis stated that
O'n'.."'i.tions with foreign Powers were
lisf - That she would do her best
iIifI 1'' D., psp peace. The ysrious Govern
y sii''9 Tprppe we're inspired with great
pehs and moderation. Italy should
W1''- frar of the grouping OF friendly
~, p ., ,y.A Italy had renewed her adj
Alre 80 Inc Triple Alliance in order 10
Aesi.a ~. !, az a sta,e of affairs fitted TO pro-
So r7i,cy of recuperauon.
n2' S..c,nsion the Marquis SAID we
IL ..stsr,Iy striven 10 dispel the dis
A', ~, rance feels toward Italy. The
t'st l-a, -,icInetion Of the French in the
r''en. %,.e upon the occasion of the I'M
~ ,bat CITY Of the statue OF the
tiH"s ,."t-ioi Garibaldi was al assurance
li aA.lt oval Of the cordiality which has
e ,I1 boen dear TO Italians"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
AP!A'S CALABOOSE.
The Report of Project to Blow 1t Up
Confirmed.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

Iby Telegraph 10 the Dlsphtcn.J
SAN FRAF1sco, CAL, November Cap
tain Cushman, who has lately returned
from Apia, confirms the story regarding
the attempt to blow up the calaboose. at
Apia with giant powder. He states that
he is the person whom the Baron Won Pill
sach wanted TO engage for that purpose.
Lieutenant Ullspar, who is private -secre-
tary to the Chief Justice, commander-in-
chief of the native army and chief OF po-
lice, called on Captain Cushmsn and said
that Baron Won Pilsach wanted him to
come ashore and briLg battery and box
of dynamite with which to blow up the
iail and the five native chiefs held as prl-
soners. Cushman promptly refused. Ull-
spar then tried to parley with Cushman,
and the latter sent him with note to Con-
sui Blackjack. The latter protested against
commission of such inhumanity. Won
Pisach gave as motive Tor his project
that be was afraid the five imprisoned
chiefs would be rescued by natives OF Mo-
mona, and he thought this would strike
terror into their hearts. As Won Pilsach
was bent on completing his project Black
lock spread the news of the proposed ac-
ton and the foreigners all protested. The
Baron was dlssuaded from his project and
In order to relieve himself OF odium assert
ed that Captain Blacklock advised him 10
adopt that course. Then the colony turned
10 Blackjack, who explained his connec-.
ton with the affair to the satisfaction OF
all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatchl
NoyExBEK o. 1901
Revenue collections to-day: Cigars and cigar
cites, s5,50S.35; tobacco, s5,oo9.os-total,
e9,017.93.
private sales. Fillers, a; wrappers, O.; darks,
90: scraps, 3-total, 35 hogshesds-
On Change to-day: Messrs- Thomas III. Pur-
year. of Paducah, KY; james ID. Ware, OF Hop
k,nsyille, KY; N. r. Bowman, OF Lynch burg,
Va: ami william r. Thomas, Of Louisville, Ky.
Nothing Of note doing to-day. There viii be
some dark at CrenshAw's warehouse and loose
pr,ahs sales at Planters and Davenport's ware
houses tomorrow Tuesday.
The weather is getting givy' again.
All, interior markets report small breaks and
full prices for tho week.
One Of the largest bright dealers reported GALES
saturday Of his last hoeshead Of old cutters ou Of
/. 500 hosshsads held In stock and scarcely sala-
bic twelve months ago.
The fillor mark last week was active for loose
ara In hoesheads- smokers rave been In good
demand also.
Our warehouses are making big preparations
for large loose breaks with season. The sweet
san-cured iliers raised eroand Richmond WIN be
very ino IN color and leaf and must attract A.
tention Of the outside buyers.
The bustrcss Of last geek was quito sstisfacto-
n ana tho tone Of market was throushous arm.
Hopkinsvnls, KY, reports diversity Of cpln'
lon sbous the crops usefulness, while all asres
on 3 lack q insz In 1891 crop.
An ,n,sud virginia ana North Carolina mar
kets report vsry high prices and small breskl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
Disastrous Fire in Cincinn att.

CINCINNATI. O., November "a FIRE
broke out this morning in Oscar Onken's
picture-frsme mandatory, 13i west Sc
cond street, and spread with such rapidity
that one Of the employees named Myers, Is
and burned to death. Another man named
Imbrucy, working in the cellar with
Myers, escaped during the progress OF the
ERE. A ladder put up by the fremen. fell
and instantly killed Fireman Rocklage.
Edward Anderson, of the same company,
was fatally injured; Joseph Conway and
Beebe. of the same company, were slightly
injured also Captain Burnley, of another
company. The fire was in a dangerous To-
cality and the whole fire department was
called ont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
Men and Horses Lost In a Fire.
rp,,aiagro,n 20 the Dfsnatcn.l

DENvER, COL, November o.-Msnsion's
l,yery-stable, Eighteenth and Lawrence
streets, was almost completely destroyed
by FIRE between $50 and 4 O'Clock this
morning. Four men, possibly i've. room
ing in the upper portion of the building,
were suffocated, and between twenty and
thirty horses met death in the same way.
The names of the men could not be
learned. Their bodies have been sent to
tie coroner's Office for identification.
Thirty-four horses were burned to death.
They were all family horses and valued at
from $500 TO $3.50 each. The loss on the
building and carriages is SIS. 900.
The names of the men who lost their
Gsoree Richards, Lincoln. Neb.; DAVID
Elmore, residence unknown; Otto Helpin,
st. LOUIS.
more men are in the ruins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
RUSSIA AND THE PORTE.
hslr tnfriendlines. Not Made Less by a
Recent Incident

Recent Incident.
lYhnglc American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
~ PrrFEsBUE8. November As is well
hWl, DE relations between the Russian
~ turkish Governments are not par
icla'., friendly and matters have not
.,'l improved by o reply from the Porte
= request recently made by Russia.
NJ latter country being DESTROYS of
l'o'ils rs soldiers who were killed du-
~! o. late ktsso-Iurkish war and who
sfs burned IN Turkey requested the
lf'e % grant permission for the Russian
N'a'fitvs 10 dlsinter the dead, II being
~ Intention OF Russia 10 remove them to
a. Nisiano near Constantinople, where a
.a'oeA memorial was 10 be erected in
Nai honor. Ii was also the intention of
s-''iA il erect 40 San Stefano an Ortho-
~ 1ferk church in memory ofthose who
= /. Gown their lives for their country.
t-' a.. these plans have been rendered
.-.4s ~ The action of the Porte, which
'.'les - allow Russia TO remove the
.'les IL Is held IN st. Petersburg that
.-f j. tal another illustration Of the AMI
rel4 u the Porte toward everything
.'-''Al. and,thcre u much irritation in
t-'ai leuce. IL is not believed that the
.-sAa Government will allow the ques-
50 ~ remain o. II now stands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
A spanl.h rowp infpnnaer.

by AngIo-Amcrioancab cable 70 tho Dispatch.1
MADRID, November "A dispatch from
Adra, port on the Mediterranean in An
dalusia, states that the town is threatened
rains and incesssnt gales which are pre-
yailing in that vicinity. Much damage
has already been done. and not alone in
the town itself has havoc been wrought
by the rising waters, but in the surround
ing country much loss has been sustained
By farmers and Others. Great damage has
been inflicted upon the sugar-cane and
other plantations by the food, and in
many instances large tracts Of fertile land
have been submerged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
The OASIS OF ToUAT.
~'Ohhiet as TO Ownership-Ths Tous-
"ans Propose to Own Themselves.

~'Ohhiet as TO Ownership-Ths Tous-
Vans Propose to own Themselves.
.''Ats'American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
o.EAAl ~, November 9.-The dispute
s'AseA ne French Government end the
a. '..@- oi Morocco regarding the owner
- " ibe oasis OF Touat does not seem
- approaching a solution. IL either
i attempts 20 take possession of
So 'here Is no doubt that serious
-D.e Nil follow. The inhabitants of
h., "a" are already in q state OF an
a. growing out Of the dispute between
his,' So Powers. A majority Of the In
t,.'4ul, DO not look with favor upon the
- o. either country, but desire to
H. ~ ASIDE all foreign Government and
~ 81 ~ Independent government Of their
~, me sultan OF Morocco recently
~. hulnOor Of emissaries TO 1ouat to
49, 40 70 gain support for his preten-
nsT ~. 70 sovereignty, but the reception
d., ~, -. WA will be apt 10 deter others
d Ia, tempting 70 influence the natives
Eosa.. inc natives, not having the
o. y 'oe sultan before their eyes, con-
e.s,,. ~ tln'ssaries aud subsequently de-
'''''a'ed I've OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
WARMTH IN DULUTH.
Great Coai-Pne on Fire-Ths Loss
Enormous.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

ffy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
DULUTH. MIsa., November 9.-The great
coal-pile on the Northwestern Fuel Com
pany's docks is still on fire, although water
bns been pouring into the burning mass at
the rate of $1,000 gallons minute since
lost Friday. Some sixty men are wheeling
away coal from the pile, but the firemen
cannot reach the hottest portion OK the
blaze. The fuel company has asked the
Minneapolis Fire Department for an engine,
which q expected here to-day. II the ar
reaches the smoulderipg IRE the whole
mas. containing thousands OF tons
of coal. Is likely TO be destroyed.
Some OF tho largest elevators lie near the
coal docks. but il is believed they can De
saved. The Duluth Fire Department Is
working in RELAYS Of six hours each. No
thing further is known OF the cause than
thar II ,s believed to be spontaneous COM
huston. The full extent OF the loss Is
not oi an vet known. but 1t will dou btless
reach into hundreds of thousands u dol
lars, Engine No. aud 1900 feet OF hose
,n charge OF eight fremen was sent from
Minneapolis tnns morning 70 relieve the
overvof ked firemen here. They will pro-
bsbly be required week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
The SITUATION IN BRAZIL.
Gree, seontent-RumOred Declaration
Of lndependence of One Province.


lB1 Aag,o-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch.I
Llyr0y ENGLLND, November 9.-Dis-
t.rfe, received here to-day from Per-
nu.gcJ show that the troubles IN Brazil
r,slrfuscnng an acute crisis and there
augel anxiety expressed in financial and
G-lefc!a. circles regarding the outcome
q Marshal la Fonseca's action IN dis
fv1g Congress and again assuming the
dictator. which he laid down subse-
C.rtto ms election as President OF the
lVrirrmel republic. aud many grave
tls'ts are expressed as TO the success OF
20 latter political move.
oTNEBAL DIscoSTEgT.
These dispatches state that in Per-
ultlCo there Is general discomfort on all
Al..si ia ionseca's action, but there Is
tt1Lg iu them to show that the people
-,a done anything further than to ex-
l.s t.eir Cisapprobatlon of the course
allowed by the Dictator.
i-.m ,ta province of Rio Grand du Sui,
tayer. comes intelligence that is alarm
2. ID rs nature. The news from this
WlvLce Us 10 the effect that the local
yyerlUeut bas refused 20 acquiesce in
e. assumption by Da Fonseca of the
i'Eers % dictator and has declared the IN
lti'-ieuce OF the province.
no Dispatches received to-day from
irlambuco further state that there IS
att discomfort throughout all the
lNUuce, OF Brazil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
Disastrous Cyclone In the Andamans.
fBy Auglo-American cable 70 the Dispatcb.i

CALCUTTA, November 9.--Monday last
cyclone passed over the Andaman Islands,
situated IN the Bay Of Bengal. The islands
form a British convict settlement, to
which East Indian criminals are trans
ported, and the steamer Enterprise, be-
longing to the Indian Government and
used to convey prisoners to the islands
and for other purposes. was at one of the
foundered, and of her crew of eighty
three men only elk were saved. The other
seventy-seven either went down with the
steamer or were drowned while attempt
ing to reach the shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
RlcHMoNp LIVESTOCK Market.

NoyENBrR g.-Recelpts: 450 head cattle, 200
head sheep, and 800 head hogs.
Sales $50 head cattle, $50 head sheep, and
1000 head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle, best, 4a4I<c. gross few extra fne
higher; medium to good. 3l4a3}c. gross; COM
mon To- fair, 2a3c. groas.
Bulls, 2a234c. gross
sheep, 4a4lfc. gross.
Lambs, 5a5lfc. gross
Hogs 5a5izc. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
eLApsIoNE SANS, no.
He Prefers Not 10 Be Banqasted by
Frenehmsn for His Egyptian Views.

FFenchmeh TOT HIS BEyptf"" sfeWN
rBy Angio-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PAafs, FRANCE. November an. Icons,
the weli-known fnancier, and Mn. Passy
and Agnard. members Of the Chamber Of
Deputies. few days ago invited Mr.. Glad
stone. who contcmp!ates visiting Italy. to
attend banquet when be passed through
Paris. IL was the intention OF the gentle
the proposed banquet % honor him for his
utterances az Newcastle. which are taken
by many Frenchmen TO mean that he is in
favor Of Immediately withdrawing the
British troops from Egyptian end which is
very much desired by French statesmen.
Mr.. Gladstone has written a reply TO the
invitation, in which he courteously de-
clines TO accept the profered honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
LlJe AT HIS POST AGAIN.
Indiana's Cumberland Road Case Against
the Government Dismissed.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. O., November 9.-Mr. Il.
W. Halford, the Presidents private score
tary. who has been Ill for several weeks,
resumed his official duties at the White
House this morning. lie is still somewhat
weak. :.
The Court of Claims to-day dismissed the
petition in the case of the State OF Indiana
AGAINST the United States. This is suit
to recover 2 per cent. of the proceeds OF
the sale OF public land in Indiana. IN con
nectlon with the construction of the Ma
t;onal OF Cumberland road. This per;
centsge amounts TO $4l2,lSa ONO ana
recovery respectively of $685. 400 and $780,
600. -,
These cases will also be dismissed, as
they are similar in principle to the indiana :
case. The decision of the court IN that
case is that the per cent. fund Is not .
trust fund, and that suit Tor ITS recovery Is
barred by the statute of limitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10

ofaS8 seiectiors. 6i1aof8.EQ. Receipts n
October. 1856 hogBhead1 SAieo IL 0ctobef 1,3o5
hogsbeads. Shipments IN October, 1896 hogs-
heads unsoid stock November lst ls05x nofs.
headk Sales this week. LIT hOk1ooedt-IB Old
and los new tobacco. Market nrm. Dry wea~
ther stiIl forbids cxsminAticn 81 shs new crop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
HE SERVED WITH MORGAN.
lie Dies from a Woapd Inflicted by a
yTould BE Assassin.
ev tolegranh 10 the Dispatch. i

(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, KY, November 9.-Colonel
Hugh w. Rogers. who served with Morgan
during the war, died last night at the
home of his father. Colonel W. S. Rogers,
in this city. The deceased was a native OF
Middlesboro', Ky. His death was caused
by an old wound received at the hands of
a would-be assassin when he was deputy
United States marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
RICHMOND MARKETS.
NOVEMBER 6, 1891.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
,ft,r. Edos, Fouls, Lard, Corn Meal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
TURF EVENTS.
The Winning Horses Yesterday ut ben
ning's and Observation-Disclosures.
fp- .otu.-. 81 60 she nganatch


WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 9.-First
race-six fdrlongs--Judge Morrow won;
Experience second. Gold Dollar third.
Time. LIS.
Second race-fve furlongs-Miss Will
liams won; Lynn second, Cap Manning
third. Time, 1:04H.
Third raoe-one mlle-Bally Hoo won I;
Mary Stone second, Marguerite third.
Time, 1;45.
Fourth race-one mils-Celia won; Sc
norita second, Abb third. Time. lao.
Fifth -steeplechase-5rav Gown
won; Hercules second, Flipfap third.
lime, 3:474.
GUTTENBURd ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First raoe-fve eighths of a mile, SELL
ing--Stratagem, ia; Glenmound. Shotover,
dora, Bob Author, Patrick, 1885, Houston,
Little Minnie, 104: Apollo, 102; Austral.
| Zenobia, 80; Polly S., Maggie Beck, 81.
Second race-seven eighths of q mile.
selling-Jay f.. Dee, liz; Benedictlne,
Roauefort, Kimberley, los; Arab, lO3;
Centaur, 80 Toano. 92; Tom Hayes. Han
nibal. 80; Insight, 81.
Third race-one and one-eighth miles,
handicap-Banquet, ITO; Masterlode. 1Ol (;
Lizzie. 50.
Fourth receive eighths of mile,
handicap-Civil Service, III; Sirocco, ITO |;
Tormentor, 1903; Kitty Van. 80; Laughing
water, ~. :,
Fifth race-three quarters of a mile, SELL
ihg-Emperor Ohio formerly Eccola).
ia; Vernon. 1l2; FIdelio, Batsman, lOS !;
Vocalite. 90; John Hickey, A6sconder,
Irregular. SO Mckeener, Undercover,
Moliie Davis, 95; Lady Useful, 105.
Sixth race-one milo, selling Mountain
Deer, 1l3; Seymour, Prince Albert. Gettys-
burg, Onaway. 1l2; Puzzle, 109; Bohe-
mian. 1903; Sir Rea. 81; Lonyard. st. Den
mis- ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
BANK RUNS IN BsaLlN.


'''e"sa, for Awhile Among De
q. pe'''"rs-aii Demands Met.
b., "Anerican cable 70 the Dispateh.l
ssahs, nks., November "a large
ss-t,a.ei lhe creditors OF the great hank
n ks',.ss On TIT LeipSiger-hsrassc. alsrIa-
|sQ5 sas recent failures OF Hirschfeld y
a1a fsisdiandes 4 Bonmsriold. To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10

ing Of the general COMMITTEES to-nifSs
charging MAYOR wvmsn and CHIEF OF s1s
Department OF Public Safety Murphy VIZ, ,.s
perjury and embezzlement. The fesos. "
tion viii also instruct the city sonci.oa -
Institute criminal proceedings sRs'h's
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
victim of His Own Dear-Trap.
tnx feleersnh 10 the Dlspntch.l

Ra.cxsxrpax. OSr., November IA
hrnfer and trapper named David Allen. re-
ssd,nv IN the Msenetawan district, started
asss 70 ersmine his traps about month
o one ~ and never returned. Yesterday his
~ dsssd BODY was found In bear trap. Tbs
tssn Mad closed upon his wrists. and he
had slowly died Of starvation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
Ba.iness-Houses Burned,

IBy tbIegtdpn W VIC DIsP"'olsI
Hor SpE1ass, S. d., November 9.--A fire
destroyed the business portion OF Buffalo
Can. q station on the Fremont, Elk Horn
and Missouri Valley railroad, hfty-twc
miles from this city. yesterday afternoon.
About four blocks OF business-houses were
DESTROYED. Loss. $4,000; insurance, hght
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10

curcAao. November 9.--District-Attor.
nav G,lchrist il preparing to prosecute the
isadipg Anarchists who during tne memo.
rial parade detained the United States
a I mail-wasons TO cross the line
Of march.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
Tho Nsva Non

Tho feya Non-hnvfRhb'fs
ff,y Anglo American cable to the pisoascn.l
ST.. PrrEHsBuRG, November 0. - Inc
river Neya Is blocked with ice, and navi.
cation Is consequently suspended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL cRAET BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD


WAsHIseros. ID. c.. November
] FAIR 9.-Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolins: Fair weather; slightly
warmer; southerly winds, with rn-
cressing cloudiness and light rain by Tues
day evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
The BANK OF SPAIN.

i''' Its Rate Of Interest--It wants
COLD from Abroad.
Ea1S'-Anerican cable 70 the Dispatch.)
q as.D, November Sat a council OF
80, cement OF the Bank Of Spain held
s,s,s... y sas decided 10 raise tue rate Of
q 49, 80, on loans on Government stock 10
TN = 0SnI II was also decided TO con-
ssst 7" u''eouht ninety day bills at 4 per
u ~ Nncii authorized the governor Of
va ~ y 70 contract abroad for gold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
postmnster a Crouch.

(By Telegraph 70 inc plSpAtcuI
w.sHrsoroS. November 9.--R. p. Prince
was to-day appointed fourth-ciass post
master at Crouch, va.