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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-11
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

GHOiGV ONBktlW InUt
One case extra value, French
neck and ribbed skirt, 62 I.9c
duality for
so Cents.
One case heavy Jersey Vests
SO Cents.
The best value ever offered for
the money.
Broken lot OF BalbrIggan Vests
ito close reduced from 81 Lee 20
IL I.2 Cents.
Broken lot French BaIbrie gan
Vests reduced 10
81 i-2 Cents.
Broken lots OF Hosiery 10 closet
reduced 10 less than haIf their
cost.
Full line of ChiIdren's Hosiery
and Underwear, intending Boys
goods.
CoRSETS.
A new line No. 400 just opened
SO Cents.
Have never been equalled mt The
price; exclusive sale given 10 us.
New line or IL. and G.. at
$I.OO.
Broken lots TO close mt half
their value; we carry in our Cor.
set Department the following
ltnes-C. p, X. and G., DIR. War
ner's full line, Bon Marche, Fer.
ris Waists, p. NJ, LOOmers, j. B.,
G, b., etc.
We are closing out In our Corset
Department q lot OF Shirt md
blouse Waists ut ridiculous
prices.
j. R. LIBBY.
Congress Street, Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-11

Two Johns-Mirth. music. merry maids.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-11

Antidote for the blues-The Two Johns.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-11
cTRICTLY PURE

u White Lead. There's moth.
ing better than the four lead.
Ing brands we sell, and YOU can-
not buy in any quantity n cent
lower anywhere In New England
than OF us. Linseed Oil is down
cheaper than IL has been for
yenrs, Turpentine is low, Lead is
not high, and it's the right time to
paint. You may save dollars by
painting this fall and you cnn get
your stock mt our store, whole
snie or retaiI, mt prices that cam
not be shaded n cent.
When you need Varnishes for
interior finishing, Stains, Cal.
som Finish, C0lors, Brushe and
the like, recollect that YOU can
buy the right goOds ut the right
prices of
II: u; HAY * SON, Middle street.
~. 4thp6m
GEORGE c. HOPKINS,
Counsellor at Law.
IS L. Exchange So, Portland, We.
organization Of Corporations a specially. au266m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-11
BRIEF JoTTINos.

Funnier than pictured-The Two Johns
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-11

:. 0. BAILEY q CO., AUCTIOHEERS.
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, &c.

GATURDAY. September IL, at 10 O'Clock In
- at salesr00m, Is Exchange street. black wal.
nut and painted chamber sets, easy chairs and
rockers, tables lounges, pictures, sldeboards,
hair and wool top mattresses, wire springs din
ing table and chairs, Brussels and tapestry car
tnre, etc. sepiOdtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-11

No. 1855 LIZ. A XVI Century
finish on solid oak, manufactured
by the Phoenix Furniture Co., with
bevel plate cheval glass, "a by
so, 0xydized trimmings, latest
style Of bureau, elegant carving,
usual selling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
AGAINST the accused on tho part of tho

against the accused on the part OF tho
chief witness for the State. Captain Evans,
who had no, spoken to Hains for years and
who ridIcuied the report Of the shooting
saving shoot netting two blackguards
showing or" or words to that effect.
Then there was the testimony of Cap
tain Gray and tho negro Lincoln Smith as
g. "a scrap" going on in the boat before
the shots wcto fired. Then there was the
story Of Mr. Hams hlmsclf-uncontra
Gic.cd bv witnesses and INFESTED by cross
examination claiming 70 have acted in the
fear Of instant peril from which he could
not escape. Then there was the powerful
influence of the presence Of weepinC
hear;broken mother, pleading for sons
liberty.
Then there was the presence Of eminent
counsel seeking CONVICTION voluntarily or
because employed 10 do so--a circum-
stance always favorable 10 the defence.
II never, or rarely. strengthens the Com
mOnwcalth TO have DISTINGUISHED assistant
| counsel ii invariably btgcts sympathy
| for an accused person 10 know that law
! yers Others than those OfilcialIY connected
| with the prosecution ere seeking con
yictIon. II helps prisoner for outsiders
to prosecute him: and eminent counsel
who are employed 10 prosecute, or VINO
volunteer TO DO II. inevitably become 10
! some extent counsel for the defence.
There are very many things Nyldiy
! brought 20 the attention OF Idsy when
escapes the general puD.ic IN casual ana
| Lasiy perusal Of Geographic reports.
A verdict which sirkes the puDuc aS
! astOni- hing Is, therefore, often r'hdliN ac-
| counted for and found 10 be not unicAsoh-
able when subjected TO an exauiuni on III
| the light OF n the testimony ana sur
founding circumstances. The eh'ct OF thc
! hampton iury's verdict IA to say that NJ
Hams - u and killed bis friend IN sell
doienc which the law declares q man may
| IL III II liiuhIr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
The State Fair.


On n TIM recently 10 Richmond we
were glad to find That preparations are be
iuE made for our next State FAR, which
meets October 9th, 2sth. and 10th, on
quite an extensive scale. From tho pres
en- outlook the exhibition will be on an
immense scale and everything points 10 a
large attendance All the railroads will
give REDUCED fares and arrangements Will
bo made hy ne proper committee for ac-
commodatons for the large attendance.
one 2av will be set aside for the Farmers
Alliance. the members Of which body will
he admitted into the grounds on that day
tree and Will be gwen grand narDacut.
In "a recent conversation with MAJOR a.
Il. Nenable we learn that the people II
Richmond Lad raised $1,000 for this barbe-
cue. which Is 10 be after the styic OF the
old Virginia barbecue, with large Quai
ties of beef. shOat and mutton roasted IN
the open AR, and. brunswick stew pre-
pared by noted stcw-mak-rs u 10 be a
special feature of the day. The Major "a 5
he wants TO get some half dozen OF the
best stcW-Iuahers of the country TO MAKE
this stew, and the one making the
les, pot of slow VIII get pre-
mum or 80 besides receiving remu-
n.ratiOn for his work and time lost from
business We recommend the name
Of one Of Cumbcrland's best stew makers
and the Major SAID ne would communicate
with him. We are confident that Gum
berland viii take this prize. We advise
every body That can possibly DO 50 TO go
to this FAIR. %, 1t bids fair to be much
above the usual There Will be lJO,UOJ
square feet covered with handsome ex-
hiblls of interest and profit TO all. Eaca
day If the FAIR will have exciting races.
The fruit and vegetable display Will be
large and attractive and the poultry ca
habit Il branch OF Virginia industry that
is annually exciting more interest is cX-
pocted to be tho best ever held IN VIZ
rlL!a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
THE CONCORD FAIR.
A GREAT sUccesS-GOveRNoR HOLT
ADDRESSES 5000 ChROLINIANS.
p..,r,hio Successor 10 misunderstanding
md RAINING Ences-Mercnnt'icA ~
sigu,nent-Dcad Body Found
tsnoci,l telegram TO the Dlspatch.l


CoycoRp. n. C., September T.-lne
second day of the Concord Fair passed Oh
with tho greatest success that mas ever
been had here. Governor Holt spoke "
5 600 people and he WAS en'hu'i"s''cn,N
received. Many here speak OF MN Is Wv
next Governor of the State. be pe'ns very
popular among the farmers ana VIII HMM
n desirable successor to himself.
THa RACES.
The roces were well attended and were ,,
~ follows: Irottiug-Tace eii'rlss ph;,
Allister. py Vaustory. of GrcensooIo III
thompson. bv fraley, Of S"li'glry' anu !
Iiaog Ben. of Durham. Tine -irS. he e'e7
NrAll;.tcr. 2.2Gis Pnl. Thompson - !.
second Neat. Phil. Ihomrson' ~ h - -. n
Ben. 9.sS. Third heat: McAiiister' 40
I'm Eunn,nr racc-King Creek won IN two ,
.tro'rLt heats. Time. 1850 and 1853. Rod
Eov second. Ximroi third.
The day closed with mule, bicycle anu
Colonel Harry Skinner. another OF the
snh-Ircasurv-bill men, speaks 10 the Al
lance tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
Those Hundred High-powcr Guns.


WAsHISGToN, September i7.-Ihere Will
be IA meeting If the Board Of Ordnance aud
Fertilization mex Monday a. tne War De
partlnent at which tne details of the con-
trac; To be ent r,i INTO between the Gov
eminent and the Bethlehem irony Works
for one hundred high-power guns Will be
discussed AMI probably scttlcd. The
company has agreed 10 the terms of the
Secretary and the bid has been formally
accepted, but there are some points ahou,
tho specifications aud TIE requirements IL
the tests OF the type guns tnat are not
clear and these are TO be definitely settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
A Large Batch Of Opinions Handed Down
aud the Court Adlourns.
Especial Telegram 10 tho Dispatchl

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
STANTON. Va, September H.. the
Iudecs were present al the session of the
Court Of Appeals to-day except Judge Hin
ton. WHO returned To his home u: Peters
burg thus morning on account OF sickness.
4 his va. Opinlon-day,
SAWYER Is. The Commonwealth. The
court below WAS affirmed. Judge Lewis de-
llycring the opinion.
Fell rs Commonwealth. Lower court
affirmed. Judge Lacy delivered opinion.
Turner Is Chesapeake aud ONO hallway
Company. Writ Of error granted.
Herklcv rs. Commonwealth. writ OF er-
Tor awarded.
An appeal was allowed Thomas ". Cha
pin and the case was removed 70 Nch-
mond.
Lur,y rs. Luriy. trustee. Appeal allow
ed.
Mel ain cs Harris DISMISSED.
Baldwin u.s. Baldwin. Dismissed.
Stacey e.. bumgardncr. Removed 10
Richmond.
MosDy a. Pauls, administrator. Argued
Nv u. NJ. Cochran Tor appellants and Wll-
liam Patrick Tor appeilecs.
Isber's Administrator e. Gentry, admin
istIstOr. Continued.
Saunders g. PEBBLES Continued in al.
fence OF counsel.
Fowler Us. Hess. Removed 10 Rich
Moud.
Gordon Is. Stra,ton, and Strobe rs.
Clement. Not printed and continued
William Aasheubaugh aud Clarence NJ.
YORK, of Washington, ID. C.. qualified for
practice. Mr.. York IL private secretary 70
Chief-Justice Fuller. OF tho United States
Supreme Court
ADJOURNED.
Having gone through the entire docke,
the court adjourned for the term. There
IL onlv one term of tins court held here
annually. III September
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
SUDDEN DEATHS IN ROANOKE
HAlf-Rrecd Woman and Negro ConJurer
Fonrd Dead-Messenger Boys strike.
lsneclal t.lcsram 10 NE Dlspatchl

Special telegram 10 the Dispatchl
ROANOKE. Va. September 17.-CGrrie Lee.
women who claimed 10 he part white and
rart Indian. was found dead III bed TINS
morning al her home on Luck street Shc
VA suffering from dropsy and abdominal
tumors. and although owning the house
She lived IN and other property III TINS clty
ard Iynchhurg persisted IN remaining
alone. Her meals were sent 10 ncr 10y
colorcl woman named Fannie Williams,
and this morning when Tom Johnson. a
coiorcd boy. went 70 her house he found
she was dead.
SHE HAD MONTY AND PROPERTY.
Near her on table lay pocket-hook
which contained sc in money. he r.
lnaln- were taken 10 the undcrtnker ;. ana
the Coroner on viewing the body con
Guided that death was trOm natural causes:
Vn. woman WAS fOrtv-nyc wears old and
came here from Lynch burg about month
ago. since which time she has lived all
alone.
Dr. Brooks. 81 cOlorcd vender Of roots
and herbs. WAS also found dead III bed TINS
morning ri he residence, near the hoa-
upke and southern depot. lie hgd con,
sumption and died from hemorrhage OF
the lungs.
GOOD WOMAN CONF.
Mrs Mary T.. Woolwine. wife Of Mr. G.
W. 4. Moolwinc. died this morning a, 2:3O
o'clock after long illness. she was de-
y,ut Christian and wa, beloved 10y large
circle Of devoted friends, She leaves hNe
small children.
The funeral Of Mrs. Kitty l.. 1inslcy,
who died Yesterday morning AZ O'Clock,
took place tc-day al 2 o'clock. ana was az
tended by "a large number OF friends. Shc
Mas nitv-four years old AMI taught II
,chooi for young ladies here Tor ten wears
The funeral procession was one OF the
largest ever seen IN tins city.
A. ArEoNAuT's DANGER.
While hot-air balloon was making an
escerslon here TO-DAY from the circus
grounds the parachute attached DO
came entangled III tclegraph-wIres and
the aarounut saved himself hy jumping OF
among the wires. which neld hin up tlii
he could be rescued from his perilOus po-
slt!On. =,
A party Of Pennsylyanians from York
county purchas, $4,000 worth ot real
estate in tins city TODAY from MI James
s. Groves. Other good sales were made
a.cregating $40 600 more.
in the Hust.ngs Court TO-DAY the bond
of Arthur El0ch. trustee IN the assign
mcnt Of Grinder. a Morris, for S5O,OOJ,
was accepted and fled.
MtssKNGIR BOYS STRIFE.
The songer boys of the Western mon
telepraph-oflice struck this morning for al
increase Of wage. They receive cent and
auuarter for delivering message and want
two cents for each message they carry
from the Office They became so helhee-
Ienttowards scabs" tins afternoon that "a
Policeman had 10 he stationed GU slde the
Office t. keep order. 1hc manager claims
that no formal request has been MADE for
al increase of pay 10y the boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
WANTED Pupils IN SHORT

NJ Nv ND, IVIIIIo ~ OHON I
w HAND and TYPEWRlTING. to COM
mence SEP1 IN Der lsr, at Richmond School OF
Steaogra phy, which will continue to receive pu-
Iil- in the above branches during the ensuing
yoar. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER No.
USED. For particulars apply to MISS POY
TuRESS. 90 cast Main street, over T. Roberts
Baker, drugstore. au 9S-cOIgm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
MuR0u RED eY H.GHwAYMEN.
The Dead Mans CompaDion BARELY is
capos with His Life.
Special telegram to tho Dlspatch.l


NEVADA CITY. CiL.. sept m3cr l7.-9.
G9llavotti, superintendent 81 the Deroe'-
brlft mine, was murdered by highwaym"h
Tan. morning while coming to ~ cltY
with : 900 IN gold bars, Just cleaned mp
AT the nine. Galiayotti AMI }. H. OsTOiH
were in two-hor,e buggy ascending me
South NubaIi yor grade, * miles from TINS
CITY. when rifio-shot WIS fred from the
bank ABOVE. The ball entered the back
Of Gallavotti- head and emerged from
ns mouth, causing instant death'
D,trom struck the lOrses with
whip, urging them into run up the steep
Grade just as Il second shot was fired: he
bullet entered the neck Of one OF the
horses. but q turn IN ;he road soon took
the team out of range or the shooters.
Ostro,n continued 10 force the team up the
grade. holding his companion's dead BODY
in the vehicle with his arm, and beng
soaked from head to foot with his blood.
Reaching the Nj. Vernon House Ostrom
Lett GallayOttis body and his bullion ana
then rode g. this city 10 notify the oihcer-;
4 wagon has Coue out after the dead
body, and several squads
Of armed mon have started for the scene
Of the murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
NOR SATF-sI S00 Will Buy fyR
PROPOSALS.
COMMONWEALTH or VIEciSIAl

COMMONWEALTH or NlRolSI,.l
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PaLllNu.
RICHMOND, VA. september >. 1884.
StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
> received At this olicc unal 1, NJ u
SATURDAY. SEPrEHBkg ~. 1871,
for furnishing for the use VI the Commonwealth
TIE following PAPERS:
40 reams lS125 3@-pOund No. = LEDGER
STOCK;
% rcams IGx22 e7-pounl No. ? LEDGER
STOCK.
I2j rcam- l7x2S 81 pounds;
10 rcams I6x2l - pounds;
IO6 roim- 26G36 jO-pould No. l +. s. FLAT
WRITING:
j. reaunS l7N%2 p pounds;
$1,000 Xxx No 0ta ENN ELOPES---Goyer-
mont;
10000 XXX NO. 10 ENVELOPES Government;
1000 xxx No. ENN LLOI Government.
The papers are - b" furnished in such lots
ani 10 be delivered n such place or places in
tlc city OF Richmond as tic Superintendent may
direct.
B'dicrs must file samples with their bids.
Contractors viii he required To cr'er into
bonds with security, 10 Doe approved by the Sc'rr-
tary Of the Commonwealth, in q penalty double
the amount of their contracts.
The right IS Reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
j. Ii. O'BANNON.
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

Fredericksburx's Fair and Benny.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. September i7.-This after
noon a committee conposed NJ b. Milford
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
RECO.NAGs OF SILVER.
artcr-Dollars and Dimes and standard
Dollars Being Turned Out.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. September l7.~-Con-
cress at It's last session authorized the Te-
coinage of the uncurrent fractional silver
com now in the Treasury abraded below
the limit of tolerance ard made all appro-
priatIon Of $3.50, Goo 10 cover the loss to the
com by abrasion etc. This sum. It Is est
mated will cover the loss on about : 1900
600 of the coin. and this amount Is now
being coined into quarter-doliars and
dimes, for which there II very great de-
uaud. particularly for the dimes. a the
tall approaches and trade becomes ac-
tive.
The recoinage into standard silver do
lars Of the $4,000 in round numbers
Of trade-dollar bullion which the last Con-
gress authorized Is also in progress and
will be completed ID the next two months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
PROPOSALS. FOR MATERIALS.

Z UNuED STATES ENGISEER's OFFICE, COL
ElGHiEEsTH STREET, SCRfHwt>1. WASHINGTON.
u. G, August -, lSHl.-Sealet proposals. in
trplicatc. will be received ~ this Office until II
NJ. Oh MONDAY, September p, 1891, Tor fur
nishlng and delivering CEMENT, SAND. PEB-
bLkS, and BROKEN STONE A. Fort Washing
ton. MI. and Fort Monroe. Va. Tho attention
Of bidders IL invited 10 the acts Of Congress a.
-oyed February 25. 1853, and February -,
1881. volume 3D. page 332, and volume -, 'pa,e
Ala, Statutes at Large. For specifications. forms
Of bid, AMI further information apply 70 this Of
lice. PETER {. HAMS, Lieutenent-Colonel Of
Engineers. au -, 27,2S.SelsHlg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
HEY DIED TOGETHeR.
The Hard IIeartedness of Parents Sup
posed to BE the Cause.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y teIcHTaVn 70 1IT UIsIIAI-I'I
WOODLAND, CAL. September H. The
lifeless bodies of Miss May Adams and J..
". Montgomery were discovered this
morning lying IN the rear yard OF a small
uuoccupied rcsldence A vial labelled
poison" and Smith Il Wesson re-
volver we're found beside them. lnvesii-
CATION showed that Montgomery first shot
Miss Adams IN the left temple and then
turned and fred a shot through his own
brain. Miss Adams was daughter OF l..
Is. Adams. who represented this county
two terms III the Legislature. Montgomery
wa. a son of Judge Montgomery, of stock
ton. The supposition Is that the murder
and suicide were the result of u refusal on
the part IF the ladys parents to permit
Their marriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
The ffnins Verdict.

The finding Of the Hampton jury was
surprising 10 those who read the publish
ed reports Of the trial. Yet II must be re-
mem bered that the Jury beard every word
of the evidence and were sO,emriy sworn
10 truly consider it. having IN view the IN
junction Of the law winch IN ITS wisdom
saws that the accused must have the beue-
IL Of every reasonable doubt.
there wss tho uDdeniable DYeiudic@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
DIED or MALARlAL FEVER.
Mr.. Willie shaw Passes Away While HIS
Phy.ician Was Praying for Him.

lCOrresDpndencc 81 the Richmond Dlspatcn.l
WELDON. \. c., September INT;
Willie shaw. Of northampton county. died
NJ his hone yesterday of malarIal fever
after hrief illness, in the twenty 81
year Of his age. Just before the dissolu-
lion Of soul and body he remarked that
he was getting blind and requested the At
tending physician to pray for him. The
doctor. who is devout Christian gentle
man. promptly knelt III prayer and when
he arose from his knees the Young man
breathed his last, aad was dead IN an
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
Clements for iuterstnto Commissioners.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Disoatch.l

WASHINGTON. September l7.-Ex-Repre-
sentative McC olna-, OF Maryland, called
on the President to-day to urge the ap-
pointment Of Representative Clements,
OF Georgia. rs a member oi the Interstate
Commerce Commission. lie was very
earnest III his recommendation Of this ap-
pOiutment, and it Is understood that Mr..
clements has the hearty support Of all OF
his late colleagues on che Appropriations
Committee Of the House, without regard
to party. Us well as of other prominent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
COLONEL POLK IN HOT WATER.
Knnsians Nix Him Up with Some Other
FelIow-Iar and Feathers.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispaich.l

by Telegraph 10 lUt IJlNpHltA.I
WICHITA. KAN. September l7.-Colonel
l.. l.. Polk. president o. the National Farm
ers' Alliance. MAKES point III ms addresses
Of denying stories OF his mhumanity TO
Union soldiers and denies that ne ever held
rank above third hcuteHancy, and could.
therefore. never have been IN authority a.
any post. Mr. McAlllster, Il veteran of THIS
CITY who was III Salisbury prison, North
Carolina. when Polk was Governor holds
a. SICK parole signed bv l.. l.. Polk, briga-
dier-generai commanding the post, aud
gives the Alliance leader the blacklist repu-
iatlon for his conduct To Union prisoners.
A score or 50 of Old soldiers got together
and perfected plans for applying tar and
feathers to Polk before ne should leave
town. but somehow the news Of their IN
tentIon leaked ont and the police took
steps TO prevent the projected assault
80 TRUTH IN IuE TAR-ASD-FEATnERs STORY.
Kansas CITY, Mo-, September 17.-Nlr
Polk. the president Of the National
Farmers Alliance. who arrived IN tins
cltv tins morning n, ron r to Iowa. WAS IN
tervlewed by u representative OF the As
ISOLATED Press in regard 10 the report that
he narrowly escaped coat OF tar and
feathers Yesterday afternoon in Wlchita,
Kan. ~ the hands of a crowd or ex-Cnion
soldiers. lie said: There Is no truth
whatever In that report. Ii Is SIMPLY one
OF the many inventions of my political
enemies. During the past fifteen days |
have been III oil the principal cities Of
Kansas and my reception has been con-
tInuous ovation. and from the hundreds
Of old soldiers whom | have met every day
| have heard nothing but words OF good
cheer and sympathy"
POLK NEVER Of DUTY AT SALISBURY.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALglGH, \. G.. September 7.-So far "a
can be learned from inquiries made this
evening. l.. l.. Polk was never on duty at
Salisbury prison. He WAS in the Forty
third North Carolina infantry. which was
nearly all the time III Virginia. tie left
the service III 1868 having been elected to
the Legislature from Arson county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
Died of iieart-Diseasc.

-Npc0l1I T'I0E-AIH ~ NV OI7I'I7-IT'I
WISsTox. y. c.. September l7.-Another
sad and sudden death occurred ID Nin-
ston tins afternoon. Mrs David Walker,
wife Of Il printer. while walking with her
infant baby Tell dead Oh lie moor. Suc
wos found partially on top Of the child.
but fortunately it was not injured. lie
deceased had been sufferer Of heart
disease for some time. She was good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
NEW Works. LATEST HOLOCAUST
Two More Bodies Found in the CONNER
ciai Advertiser Ruins.
telegraph to the Dispatch.l

New YORK. September 1.-THE workmen
engaged IL clearing away the d,brts of the
Commercial AWerfiST building unearthed
the charrcd remains OF human body
shortly after midnight -Four hours la'er
another charred trunk wa found. These
were identified tins morning as the re-
mains Of John Adeiman and Frederick, hls
son. bv John Adclman. son and brother Of
the dead men. These men were jewellers,
and had workshop IN the burned build
INC. The uohce believe other bodies Will
ue unearthed II viii take day or two
more TO complete the removal Of the
a fTig