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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
ANOTHER RUSSIAN PERSECUTION.
a Prao icai Expulsion OF Germans-Ho~
1t IL Erected.

NEw YORK, October 2S.-Among the
passengers on board Of the Majestic
to-day was DIR. Waiter Kempster, spe-
cial.immigratlon commissioner, who mas
made an exhaustive investigation OF the
Russian phrase OF the subject. Inc
Germans are being expelled from Russia
in great numbers, this being done IN
spite OF the fact that there has been no
ukase issued ordering the expulsion OF
Germans. "They are being forced
out by a system" said Dr.
kempster, (which the people
in this country cannot under
stand. Hitherto the small villages have
been allowed TO elect their own presi-
dent. After the elections last fall an or
der was issued that thereafter all persons
having been elected to such positions
should, before proceeding TO enter on
their office, kiss the Russian Christ. All
these Germans, being Roman Catholics.
have naturally declined to do this. 1t
is also done by compelling plans to be
submitted for "a $4,000 every time
$500 German church is TO be built
ANOTHER METHOD.
Said DR.. Kempster "Then here is
another point. The Germans living in
Russia have always taught their chill
dren in the Russian language, bat part
OF the curriculum has been devoted to
the German language. There are no
public schools in Russia, may men
ton by the way. An order has now
been issued that hereafter no German
shall be taught in the schools. This is
a method OF persecution. 1t is the same
method by which the persecution Of the
Jews commenced. 1t is nothing more
than religious persecution Of the worst
kind.
The consequence is that the Ger
mans, who are wretchedly poor. are now
selling out their small holdings at any
price and leaving Rus,ia by the hum
dreds. Many are going to the Argentine
Republic, while others are coming here.
DESIRABLE IN>IIGRANrs.
alt is most desirable class Of immi-
grafton, these persecuted Germans.
They are all brawny farmers, hard-fsted
men. saw great many Of them aud
stayed with them. II they ere put on
the land in the West they will make it
blossom"
Speaking OF the forthcoming report OF
the immigration Commission DIR. Kemp
ster Caid: "When our report is prb-
lished it will be a text for every news
paper, text for every pulpit in the
land, for every orator. 1t will contain
material / cannot tel you anything
about, because Official duty forbids II.
We have mass OF documentary evil
dence which WAS obtained at very con-
siderable personal risk, but we got it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 29.-Cotton quiet; sales
to-day, M oalor middling uplanfs. sAs.; ID M
ding Orleans, l;%l0c.; net receipts ~ All porsS,
53,SlJ bales; eSports-to HfeHt 'tIssin, o 49,,
bales: t. France. 4 ,OS1 bales; 10 the continent.
LOS: bales: slock, l,9O2,j3H bales "neat
snsettled closing easier au1 fairly acAys; 10.
red. SI.027sasl.O4. Options excited ana "il's,
closiug steady at tsa9sc over yesterday 30
sLO5l5; May. sl.llA. Corn dun ana wsas,
No = 10Isc. options fairly active, closing urn
November, G0i5c.; May 524tc. oats s.ron ~
IA -ly active; No. 2, 36ass37s4c; options iaIy
active and nrmer October and November. 5o&sc.
CoToc-O ptions steady; October . l.ioae l.oo,
November. 81 /. 3Jas ~; spot Rio fairy active
and nrm No. z, i2t4al21sc. sugar qu'e,,; n a.
lssses-New Orleans quiet and steady nce ~
steady. Eosln quiet and steady strained, COM
mon - gooi, sl.32LSafl.314, Tdrpentine que.
AMI steacy a. 38Lsa371sc. Neats quiet ana
steady. Peanuts steady. Lard nrmer Nosem-
Der, 81 y; January, s1.Slaeo.ot. tfe,sa~
frin ant active; cotton, 1921. gram, oAaou'
CHICAGO.
CuTrAGo October 29.--Thero was moro I've III
the wheat market to-day, due TO combination
OF circumstances, and "A higher range OF prices
was established. The influences directly &C
countablo for the advance to-day were ut!
weather reports, higher cables. ana fuulors .nss
the export Of grain from Russia would certainly
be- prohibited. Some ~ the large suOr's en-
deayored 70 keep prices down. and we're suosess-
ful In causing a temporary reaction rom ou.,luo
prices, aided By some realizing sales: Corn was
A little unsettled, showing much stroht.n
early aud sotIipg higher, but pfOAs
later n free selling by the longs shn
short sales, though II finally reacted Danus
the La, hour the market became very weak
The shOr,s had covered, and whom the weakness
appeared, they raldei the market:
Oats were strong and higher. November soia
a, 2e5aasOSsc., and May from 3itse. 10 aiMc.
and at II o'clock was fairly stead. an sms,sr
feeling set in during the last hour. November
selling TO Soc, and May to 31ss Hog products
were somewhat Irregular. but generally strons,
In sympa,hy With grain, and the fact that the
hog reeeipts were 5000 head less than expected,
IN sympathy with grain, was shown In the weak
feeling and reaction at the close.
Cash quotations.: Flour unchanged. NO.
spring wheat. e43sc.; No. red, 9ohc. No
corn 57stc. No. oats, 3014a30lac PORK
ss.oalS. Lard. s6.05. Short-ribs, S5.s0ast.so'
Dry-sai,ed shoulders, s5. 70a$5.oO. shoct-ciesE'
! s6,5Oas660. Whiskev, el.lS.
49,. ns.l0 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30

oS,Se. Corp--Ths marhes ~ 49,
closed kafx,. stove yesterday ~ ~ ~
oosionA No. (? cash, 52Jsa53c. Or>obse e.5y$
nominaliy: November, 4$lac; year, 900 xs.sS
Oatc--speculstion light. and nos muce s1Ssz
Nav. 3is1a Whlsssy. Si.i& Provtll.as -
and very quiet. Pork, 1928. Lard, eo:i0. ~.
salt shoulders. s535tt; bacon shousosfS ~
sborts s7.G:I4a3775.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, October 20.-Flour more acsive
Wheat stronger; No. 2, p4lsa95c. Corn eee'es
No. 2 mixed, 50a60c. Oats easier; NO. miAosss
3lHasac. Poss steady At 60 .a Lsss ~ sS.7x
Bacon :owcr at s7.s7'% Wsiskcy sso"dy o. VI To-
wu.MINGToS.
s,,e dub 4, 3st4c. Ros'n arm strained. eLig:
rod strained. ellis Tar arm - I'D
Crude turpen,,nc irm; ye1ov-'hp aud VICE.
Sl.9u
NEW YORK COTTON FGTpSs<
Nav Yoxs. October 2g-Cotton-Nes rerc4Sfh
385 balos gross, 225 baos- f1tlrtsc.cse qnIcs
and stesiiy sales. $4,000 sslss osoose
ss.IoasS1s: November. s6.lsasS-i9: Decem-
Der, s.. ssass.27 Jsnassy, Is t0sss.4l; yes.
rnsry. ss54asS.55: March. sS.STaSS.6S: Aprts
81. 59assS0: May, ss.9oass.9t Juac, 900
S9.OI; July. 81. foaso.li; AugasS, 90 i9ae9.ss'
LIVERPOOL MARKErS
LIVERPOOL. October 2a--Soon.-co'ton dan
pr css A buyers favor; AIncrican fa1ddun&.;
filled; Gales. 1000 bales; American. d,'0V
bales: speculation and export, 800 bales: re-
csipts. 2l,s00 baios: American, - 800 baiess
Futures easy; November and Deceinpess
37-6ti. also \ 3s-6fd. December and jan
uary. 4 3y-64d-: January and February
4l-64d.; February and March. 4*-64d,
also 4y-6sd., also 4 t4-Gid: March and AprtI,
4 4e-6sd. April ard May. ts-6id; May anc
June. 4 52-6Ad.
p N-october. 4 3s-6iad J9-G4d October
and November, 4 3s-64a4 3g-04i. November
and Decem Der. = 3s-6+as 39-6sL: Dcenoer
and January, 4o-6Si., value: January ana
February, A I2-64d.. BUYERS; February add
March. 4 45-04d., sellers; March ani April
4 41-ti-ta4 4S-64d. April snd May, 5O-64i.
buyers May aud June, J3-64L, value. foe
lures closed irm.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tRsported for the Dispatch.l
OcrpsRR 29.-Msrket duh. Very hcht sales
reported. Prime, .asc.; extra prime. l,sc iAnc$
3c.; factory hand picked. 3l4a35.c.
sasSsss~~D~<s~~~~HS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
AMEsrING or eNPsRoRs.
The Ksiser's social Decree Pronounced
Incoustitutionai.

BERLIN. October 2s.-The Austrian
Ambassador in Berlin has telegraphed TO
his Government that q meeting between
the Russian and German Emperors has
been arranged TO take place IN Berlin.
Emperor Williams social deere Is
declared unconstitutional. IN that /, lacks
the signature Of responsible Minister
The majority of the newspapers point out
that the decree must be- taken ~ an ex'
preston OF the Emperors own opinion
rather than as document having any
direct legal significance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
CRUISER NO. 10.
She is Duly Named Tho Detroit p'
Miss Malster

She is Duly Named "lhe De'Fo' w
Miss Master.
BALTIMORE, Mp, October 2S.oIhe
United States steel cruiser No. III was
launched from the ways OF the Column
HAN Iron-Works and Dry-Dock Com,
nany this afternoon. In pursuance OF
The order of Hon. Benjamin +. Tracy,
Secretary of the NAVY, the boat wa
cbr;s,encd Detroit by her spon-
sor Miss Florence NJ. Master, the four
snd.a-half-year-old daughter Of Mr. VII
liam T. Master, president OF the com SI
napy which Is building the cruiser. 1he
Ceremony of putting the boat overheard :,
was attended with success, the Detroit
birth being witnessed by 5000 per,
sons, including spectators on iaho
and water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
IN IIoes HuGHes's COURT.
r,,sd for Mail Robbery-Uniicsnsed TO-
y,acco-The Perry Case.


bncco-The Perry Case.
George Cooper, Charles hins' ana ,
Andrew Williams, three small co'ored
boys were tried before Judge Hughes
~ the United States District Court;
yesterday morning upon1, the charge ,sds oo %.
victed. but Judgment was snsp' hueu.
The other two cases were held under
AMUSEMENT by the Judge. An al,
Sbadrack Saunders, charged Win SCH
inc tobacco without q license, was ac-
united. The Court and spectators were
tept convulsed in laughter by the ridicu-
i kvp' testimony of William Dennis, a
, darhy. who persisted in going into the b,
m;nntest details despite the efforts Oh
The officers to keep him down.
The grand jury yesterday had nnoei
consideration the case OF b. r. Ferry
and wife, charged with sending imprope1,
u mottsr through the mails, but adjourned
over without disposipg OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
MANITOBA MATTERS.
A Serious Firs-The Lax Aboiish'nx
Catholic separate Soho ,Is.

WINNIPEG. MAN. October GA fire
at Virden, Man, to-day destroyed
dozen or more buildings in the centre
OF tho town, cpusing loss OF 100000
and twenty valushle horses Just im-
ported from England Among tho
buildings consumed VAS ths Ottawa
Hotel.
Premier Greenway SAYS tho Manitoba
government will appeal from tho de-
clsion of the Supreme Court At OTTAWA
today. which declares the Manitoba
law abollshing Catholic separate schools
unconstitutional and take tho case To
the Queen and privy Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
S..,Iv Twelve Miles an Hour

Mr. sF. Shaier, a young stenogapher
-, th;s c;ty. made magnificent bicycle,
% cord a few days ago. He travelled
fcco i a,sunton TO his home near Harrl-
sonburg, a distance OF seventy mlles, I'm IN
sir hours and seven minutes anu a
s ,sa. almost as fresh on tho finish as no
wss whom be first started his wheel In
'rot,on over the rough country roads'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
SEClOuS FlRs IN NeW YORK.
Several Persons Reported Lost I'm the
FIames-Nothing Saved.

Several Persona KtpOrted lost IN the
FIames-Nothing Saved.
New YORK, October 2S.-A fire broke
out at 2:30 this afternoon at No. 80 Full
ton street. In few minutes the entire
building was in a blaze and WAS soon
Quilted. The second story was occupied
by the Metropolitan Essential Oil-Works,
and the fire is supposed to have been
caused by au explosion Of alcohol 1t Is
rumored that several persons on the
upper floors were consumed 10y tho
flames. The first floor was occupied by
J. NJ. Agnew. cigar dealer the third
floor by J. NJ. Gillicuddy. tailor. aud
the top floor by j. Densmore, pho
tographer. Nothing was saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
-. ro,e.t Fires In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 2S.-A sPechi
10 the Sentinel from Evansville, lnu:,
saws "Forest fires along the Lake Enc
and st. LOUIS and Evansville and IN,
dianapolis roads are still raging, anu
thousands OF dollars worth OF properly
has been destroyed. At English. Pigeon
and Mackay the citizens are terror
stricken and are making hre.guaros :" :,
ryevent the destruction OF their towhS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
.,n. Ac,ion In Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, October |c .u; ~
CT Assembly Of the Farmers Alliance
oIa'9 indnstri.i Union passed resolutions
az sna n;nht endorsing the Ocala platform
and fayoring reduction oy iesasis s.t..
s sas 70 exceed two cents per mile, ana q
'nar ~, W reduction OF frsignt,rates.
prop rssoiutions also favor foreclosure
Ing Union Pacific mortgages and de-
s o. 'nc tho acceptance Of passes BY pub
Lie officers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
DEATHS.

FRY.-Entered into rest October 18th.
in the fifteenth year Of bis age. FRANK
BlRKETT, son OF DR.. Frank l. Fry.
Services at Hollywood THIS MORN
ING at 10 o'clock.
LYON.-Died, at the residence OF W.
r. Richardson, October 18th, at LAO 7.
NJ. NJ. ELLALYON. widow OF Thomas
I. Lyon. and daughter OF the late ".
Holt Richardson.
Funeral from Broad Street Methodist
Episcopal church FRIDA1' OCTOBER
Both. at II O'Clock noon. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30

BunxvrL1E, Tex. October 2S--in tins
(Ncwton) county much timber Ii burp-
inc. destroyed by forest-fres. Inc
country l1s1 is 90 dry from long-protracted
drougSts that grave apPrehenslons arc
Sslt The smoke il % dense that . per
.on cannot zee tiyo feet ahead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
De.,erate rrain-Wr-eker Caught.

TuxARRANA. ARE, October 2s.-Na'
poleon Mechanics, the Cotton-EeIt road
robber who. with three others on tho
night of the 9Th of June. 1880, ditched
and robbed u Cotton-Belt passenger
train at Spur switch. five miles west OF
here. who was, in the October following,
given life sentence in the penltontiary,
and who escaped from jail by Draining
his taller, was captured in his house IN
the northern suburbs this morning. lie
has been here at home ever since his es-
cape, though reported IN Mexico. he
will be taken to the state jail tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
yrs.h Iuunda,ion. la spain.

MADRID, October 28.-There have
been fresh limitations III Spain. and
more damage and distress are antici-
pated. Heavy rains have prevailed since
Yesterday in the Province OF Arason
and the rivers Gallego and Giloca have
oyeraowed. The kDro is still rising,
and several houses of Aguaron, village
in the Province OF Saragossa, have been
DESTROYED by the iloods. The inhabi-
tant, have sought refuge In the neigh
boring highlands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
TIE MoTz CASE AT CHARLOTTE.
Three Men on Trial for Murder-Rieh
Jurymen-Nany witnesses.


CHARLOTTE, \. c., October 2S.-John
Motz, Charles Motz and Caldwell Moore
were to-day put on trial for their hives
for the murder Of their cousin, Samuel
C. Motz, in July last. The deceased
was riding with Robert Michal. who was
charged with crime against the sister
OF John and Charles Motz. When the
last.named met Samuel Motz and Mlchal
in the road they fired at Michal, killing
Samuel Motz instantly. and woundlng
Michal, who drew pistol and shot
Charles Mott. The de'endents were
immediately arrested and placed in jail.
For various reasons the case was moved to
this county for trial. and special venlre
of $50 men WAS summoned for to-day.
Some of the richest men IN the county
are on the jury. The first witness III
troduced by the State was DIR. W. l..
Grouse. who testified to making post
n.oc,cn, examination of the deceased and
dressing the wounds Of Michal. The
State introduced Robert Michal, who
related the story OF the shooting. The
court then adjourned until tomorrow
morning. There are over lUO witnesses
To be examined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
MARINE INTELLtGENCks


PORT OF RICHMOND. ocToBEx29, ls9L
ARRIVED
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, mefcnsn1se
and passengers L. b. Tstam, vice-psSsaden@
SAILED
Schooner Emma Heather, Powell, philadeIs
min ra bermuda Hundred, railroad-ties; vess
scnoonsr George w. Anderson, Gale, stamford
.Lr Bsrm ada Hundred. bark. Goodman broeasss
S Co.; vessel, Curtis & Parker
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. ~ AsS.
lBy telegraph
AkRIvzp.
Steamship Blscsheath, Galveston, TO coal, aad
sailed for Liverpool.
Steamship City Of Augusta, Savannah. 70 ooe''
and ssiled for New York.
sAfLzn
Steamship Finance, Brazil. merchandise
BARGE Plymouth, New York, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
ONE ENJOYS

Roth 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 syss-
tenn etIectually. dispesls 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 ;st
healthy and agreeable substances, its !.
many excellent qualities commend II
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known. %
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Que
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
g;sts. Any reliable druggist who
NAV not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one VINO VINO
wishes to try it. Do not accept an!
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup CO.
sAx FRANCISCO. ca
LOUISVILLE. ~. new ros- ~
d l.su.wsv,AFiospsoOfr'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30

ST. Lorrs, October 29.-Flour nrm and IN.
changed. Wheat - Prices early advanced
Sharply ysa5sc. on dry weather, fen nace &AAc2
but rallied again on the Russian uksse ana
strong and higher cables, and vent ktmS - -
Ssssc., but the close was nrmsr q katsc above
Yesterday. No. y cash, p33@c.s Oc1oosh eSc
bid: November, e3hc. powinally; Dscsmosss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30

a Monument to Stuart
50 a.,crais Lee, Ncssor
,N aus sVcral Others,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30

-raiss. " said General
g, L.s delighted audi
-r tie opportunity TO
~r .gl .ts Of the high
40 ue / take adyan-
l. thaok the Hich-
H.o lrst originated the
t- soldiers together
.. % monument 20 the
.Eallcr Of the cavalry
>,r,lern Virginia
stuart. Applause. ]
.. eauIlence hardly
ea- ~ lu'auIyman, Ill
BE- csyAiryman but |
. Confederate soldier,
t-. u unison with you
''l.u toll an amusing an
tensile style Of how
.,-- lalkeo luleps which
sf'ed los their owners
al y some Confederate
t.tt.rou,h four years Of
i. land / feel that
'-el.e veteran is my com
-.7eG trei sketch Of Stuart's
honor Of being at West
4 de was in the class
b a.ai q me. lie WAS then
a,i ever ready to do his
L wong ifoin there TO the from
le Indians, and even at
ayod that courage which
fac'euzed his efforts IN the
b. amy he aided IN tho cup
's. .r John brown raid, and
.'i Mar broke out he resigned
IL Tie I nited States army
H. '"a to do lis humble part
'N''l2 back the men who
a'c our sacred SOIL.
'.-Al cHAEACrERIsrios.
We something curious about
r., '.Alaed the speaker. che
iokiug around like Stone
a., 1'.n Ii, lad hardly joined
H.. iofe he became distinguished
>'"-sa w Albert sidney John
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30

Major General Rosser was mex. . .nait 20
arcsd Inv the Chairman. who referred 70
his brave career in glowing 'oanI 1.ok;nn
ersI Rosser is tall and vieoroaS- s~oshar
and an exceedingly pleasan. spss ssrs
II has been about twenty-sn ye~ ~as
said be. since that starry cross ross. s sSe
tbi,oJ o. every day since then. and =. II
s s 10 me We have waited so long 70 "
s ssscats 81 our plans that We have no time ne
80 0 tsiT~ws must work. 1t seems 80 =
long ago thst ] can scarcely .' W. ~
Il psrticipated IN those eyenu'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-04

An Eton boy. IN describing recently
tise ideal Etouian. remarks that he
must have courage. truth. self-relianee,
tact and resolution, but need not make
his conversation at all times 1T for the
Ladies Pictorial
Elton is not the only school where q
notion Of this kind prevails. No mat
ter what inexperienced boys may think
about il. al reflective men. accustomed
to trace effects to causes. know that
bad words are most closely related 70
bad conduct.
II is surprising how easily and quick
" the custom Of using bad language
can fall into disuse. il there are only a
few boys who hate and despise IL
single boy has brought it about IN q
large school
The reform does not take place in
day, nor in a month. but one after an
other the boys catch the better feeling
perceive the beauty Of decorum- and
soon he who uses vulgar words Is either
exceptionally reckless or new scholar
We are very well aware that boys do
not like to be preached TO on this sub
iect. and therefore make our sermon
short. We merely remark, in eonelu-
sion. that the use of language either
violent or improper is not sign OF
strength, courage or independence On
the contrary. il is an unuistakable sign
Of weakness, Ignorance and valgarity.
United Presbyterian
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-04


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