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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07

u, Ceorrc ". johnson has returned from
,..-lrca- ,!-ltto New lofa ana Boston,
f.,...... raale. 9, .no Cranccry Court yesterday
,,'..-,.i 5...r,,- in O. number II Ir'int" cases.
g.. n / p.louze and Mi. jennie Pelouze
,.... ,,t.irr..i from an extended northern trp'
a., = Martin, - Cfnig county. sereeani-ht-
-.' ~ me Hoase Of Delegates i- ~ thc 'Ny
i,-day.
,,....ry-v and Pcg-ie bigger. who have been
..l.... frI.fs- iu Caroline ana Spoi-yNahi@'
have returned home.
.,,..,. II. r. Faunucroy ani L. ". lyey
.....tl.,.i a. practir- las 80 Tie 'bdh'ei! 'oui'
- fl.s r.ty ye-t'f4@9
o. ,....,,,,.,. On Fret Market mot Yesterday
,...t 1890 O'Clock at re rnih"'-h"'so
,..,.a-i..i he regular mohinI' bu7ihc-H'
A.. ,,.,,ot.rlain. q RD,gbriise county.
t..rf- VateL slipped on thr steps 81 tAo
,i r,,tay ufsht and iislo-tlci h'i 4oi' NJ ai
..., ,,1 fractured q bone ~ Lci Hiih' A"0
bones were re, - Dr. hiddei"
Nj. Anna T.. Clash. % Richmond VINO mas .a
ferr visiting frcnds in ficl'i a., no
.-,. ,....,.. Friday. Mis- CiashA e1hlbli nt ~"
.-iI .a,r Wa one % the largest ana hHn1-
'.,', ,,rr ext ihfcd by any one "dy' 0"o 'e-
eolgcI ten premiums.
t,, ,he Cnanrery CONT Yesterday VT mnly
n,ina,d Qualified as adminiSiIat'A @, .,, Ino -
...tIef deceased husband, SIMON pil y
, - r,"tt,i.k Plcalanfs qualified 40 admins
~ mo estate ~ Dr. Niiffed A. lIc@seh'''
.er.n.af. Boin cstates arc small
IL. pioyd Ciarkson WAS painfully Injured noh-
a.s uig,,, yf,ilo On The way 70 the u-'fao'n"n, -,
80 ,lrere were several ladies' Win hIin' M u
-, fi..~lu street they icl INTO cui'ti,. -
' I -, 80. ~ them. aud Ia turning 70 h"ip An-
,,f,r, riti nod headlOng down an eihphi'hi hi''""
,..,.,.,,e rosu horse-whippcd another MOE
d., .ste,na,ou for having on silrt oolVnslHs W w
1i,o. The dinculty toOB plac" r,oA ~, an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
STRUCK WITH 4 ADOOR-BAR.
Johanna Hnl Receive Severe Blow. nrd
Her AssaiIant Goes TO Hustiug, Court.


Her Assailant Goes 90 iustins, Court
Monday was show-lay. AMI the result
WAS that the docket at the Police Court
Yesterday was unusually large and enter
tanning. The back ground of the audlto-
rum was filed with interested auditors.
and tie performance moved of without
ripple. The Justice and the Serge tut sat
nigh upon tire To~tTuW, While an impress
sive ar rested upon each countcuance.
The most important case called w-- tlGt of
Jake Simm0us, who was ~ on q charge Oi as-
sau.tlIlg Johanna liih with coor-Dar. inc ar-
sailed Appeared 10 the court with terribly lis
figured hrli, displaying -chll wound about
five inches in Ieisth. lhe evidence gwen hy
i.c principals was ai.llIy Coniictlns- s.Ll-
mons suited that TIE woman lai tLterri lis
room and that hc had used persuasive powers fo
maze ler 80 ont hlt this inuci, Ani D." thrn r''-
sorted 20 fore. Nt ga not i,"lf 20 hit -o ifri.
lheJusti. .c forwarded tAo csc t. the lin-ilns.
HANOVER CITIZENS FIGHT.
Among Tie Hanover contingent ia the city on
Moulay were d. J.. Mantle and Andrew Wai'.
two very rDspc.ta ric farmers HIo have long A1l
differences. hey met in the tean Nu cIlcl--iay
when one Iusi. .cl te otAor 90 .lir AiA H. drunk.
inc u.lrr -i.ii be- Vas unwilling 20 lo TINS unless
certain things hi- companion naa snli ia nc
rasi ie retraetod. his was ref .7ci and quar-
r.l pu-urI. the result of NArg Was Lthi.
Mantle va represented ~ j.. b. CALDWELL who
afterwards went forward ani pali the hno oi
500, which wac imposed apon NdIe'
sUNpRy TROUBLES.
Lizzie Campbell aul William Smith lcolorci)
were required 20 give security IA III" sum oi zoo
i.r fe-tffgIug falsely n tio case against N1fIl
rt.tner-. VITO were charged with b.. ping their
ill-rOoin open nn sunday
The case a.lin-t John ~lnughie--y, charging
aim win keotius "a dIsoricgly and Il-goNclnci
house, was continued unill tomorrow.
Na.di brothers. accused oi keeping their bar
rom op,u on sunday, October 4tn. wcre di--
# i.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS IN WINDSOR.
Eleven New Methodist members-A Young
Mans Mysterious Disappearance.

Correspondence Il the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR, \. c.. October 5.-The pro-
trpcted meeting ut the Methodist church
cl' 'ci yesterday evening, and eleven were added
= ne church membership. This l. tho largest
number that has been added t. that church at
or" time during the last twelve years.
owing 20 the absence ~ the Rev 7. /. Speight
th,ro was no preaching ut the Baptist church
ycstcriay but Mr. ". /. Davis conducted prayer
lne 'ting services In the morning and NJ night
1h' collection yesterday morning fOt Homo
hi -sions was q fcw cents over Sli.
Lay services were held at the Episcopalian
ch rch yesterday by Mr. Edward W. Gray, lay
reader
This week prayer services will be held In tho
Bepti-t church, a. II IL the usual custom to hold
~ yer-meeting every night during the week pre-
cot ding revival services.
DISAPPEARED.
: young man named Willie Madrey, aged
eighteen, has disappeared from homo ani no.
hing has boon heard II him IN over week. HIS
Parents are very uneasy over his disappearance
am have 10 idea where he T..
FALLING OFF.
Only two bales of cotton were shipped from
this point during the month Of September.
BIG EAR of CORN.
Captain L. X. Outlaw. ono Of tho largest
farmers II this county. brought an err Of corn 10
town saturday which measured seventeen aud a
quarter inches IN length und tho cob well filled.
The corn was ot Hn amber color ani III" seed
W. presented 10 him by tobncconist Of Balii-
moro. Nd, who i- also large farmer aud
breeder of fine cattle.
\ 10y named PeOiee. living In the Indian
wools died very suddenly last week. and the
Ne. shbors think that be died from eating dirt az
ne Was very much addicted 10 that habit.
not 20 rOPULAK.
The Alliance Il not quito "a popular In this
community AZ formerly and n good many ~ tho
le .iiug farmers IN this section have with
drawn from the order. They cannot stand iho
thsrd partyism that many oil them wish % pledge
IT. members 10. They have ulycOtted the
P,Dmo'fh Lsac0n. In WASHINGTON. An adjoining
aiy % this, Tor articles which IL has published
dc-o-gtDry 10 some of me leaders. and one ALI
nnre IN this county has passed a resolution that
no member 81 that Alliance shall subscribe t.
tn N,rs ant Discrrsr, fhc leading Democratic
paper IN the state. Others, Il Is thought. vii
follow suit la u few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES.
Close of the Forty-Hours' Devotion at St.
N,rv'<,

At ST. Mary's church last night impress
sivr service were held. the occasion being
The clos. OF the fortv-hours' devotion. st
\ O'Clock solemn vespcrs was sung, after
which the pastor made few remarks to
the large congregation, stating that the
devotion 70 the blessed .acranent had
been well attended and that about 600
taifhful members Of st. Mays congrega-
ton had received holy communion since
sunday morning. The litany Of the saints
vas th1a chsntcl. after which the process
sion through the church took place. The
many turning, candle, and the httle grs
divers made a beautiful scene. BenedIc-
ton was given, and tho singing Of
"Grosser Gott" by the whole congreGa-
tlon concluded the solerunity. The choir,
under direction Of Professor Charles +.
Nutter. rendered hnc music, among other
numbers Landa Sion. by Lambillotte;
Panue lingua, harmonlzed by }: ,Slnsen-
berger. and Iantum Ergo. by Aibllnger.
Tho choir Is second 10 none IA the city ~
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
Knights Of Labor and the Anh.ussr Busoh
PBrLADELPHrA. September Is. 1891.
the Anhs!sr- Busch Brco,sJ Association. H.

Knights Of Labor and the Anheussr Busoh
PBTLADKLPHrA, September Is. 1891.
The Anhensr- Busch Br5c,,sJ Association, 81.
Louis. No.:
Gentlemen,-I am directed by tho Gene
raj Executive Board OF the Knights OF
Labor TO express TO you thoir satisfaction
at the termination Of tho difficulty which
has existed between your association and
one OF our assemblies, and 10 say that from
the inquiries which they have made into
oil the circumstances surrounding th0
case they aro fully satisfied that You havo
throughout desired 10 act with entire fair.
ness toward our order and yoar employees.
The matters Of which We thought we had
cause 10 complain we aOw believe have all
along been the result OF misunders;and-
ings rather than Of any Willingness on your
part TO deal unlustly Or even unkindIy to-
ward your employees or our order.
The board further desires 10 express the
high appreciation IN which they have
learned 10 hOldyour Nr. AdOlphu. Busch,
whose frank and manly readiness 20 re-
cognlZe the rights Of all wOrkilgmen has
been in pleasing contrast - the arrogance
of too many employers of labor.
Ia conclusion allow me TO say that tho
board consider, the settlement arrived at
as ali ke honorable and satisfactory 10 all
concerned. and one which. while rejecting
the highest credit upon You, VIII be- i,rati.
fyine 10 all friends Of organized labor.
joHS ". HAYES,
General Secretary and Treasurer Of knights
OF Labor.
L. STUMpF Il Co.. Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
THE MISSING LINK.
THE MURDERED TREASU RE X ;
WATCh-CHAIN DISCOVERED.
a Strong Point Against William ~
Feagies-CnddaIi's Nephew Idehti"es
the Articlc--A Curious Claim.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


DUBLIN, Va, October G.-There was
sensational development to-day IN regard
10 the murder Of Treasurer Caddail when
will probably inIurc the case OF William
A. Feacles, who now lies in Jail under IN
dictment for the crime ali will shortly be
tried. 1t Will bc remembered that at the
timc of the murder Cadiall's watch and
chain were taken from his person.
The chain was found to-day and posi-
lively identified. Last Saturday the DIRT
and rubbish were cleaned out OF the
cellar under the store which fea-les occu-
pied at the time Of the murder and thrown
IN the street beside the store.
THE wArcH-CHAIN.
This morning as Henry Houston tcoi-
orcdl. in company with several persons,
was walking up this cross street he spled q
watch-chaln lying beside the pile ot rub
bish. He picked Il No. thinking 1t was
only a brass chain. but inspection by MN
self and Others showed It must be gold.
REcoGSizED IT.
II was then shown to Treasurer stone.
who immediately recognized II IA the lost
chain of Treasurer CaddAn. TO prove its
identity beyond all doubt King Harman.
Caddall's nephew, and several others
familiar with the chain were examined
Harman's description OF CaddalVs chain
perfectly described the one which was
found. and when the latter was shown HIM
he stated that he could swear positively 10
Its identity.
COBROBORATEp.
He was cOrrob0rated by all Others who
We're examined. The discovery OF this IS
bound To damage feagle's case when he
comes To trial. 1t may seem that If he Is
guilty he would hardly have hidden the
chain in the rubbish Of his cellar. But
the wall Of this cellar has recently caved
IN at one place. and It may be that me
chain was concealed III the wall anu tel
out along with the Dirt.
POSSIBLE CASE.
If Feagles committed the murder and
had cOufed, rate then this cham was
doubtless placed on the pile Of rubbish IN
the hope that some negro would md tho
chain, put il on aud wear II. and then be
lynchcd under the belief that be was
guilty, thus eXOnerating teaglcs.
CLAiI.
Ontne other hand. Fcagles friends claim
that the chain was placed on thl' pile 81
rubbish bv ihe real murderer IN order 70
throw further suspicion Oh feagles. Lucki-
" for himself Henry Houston, the negro,
was IN Iail az the time Of the murder and
was accompanied by several persons when
he found the chain, 80 that he could have
had nothing t. DO with killing Caddall,
and finding the chain must have been en-
tirely accidental On his part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
cvl SERVICE EXAMINATION.
s,,,,-four Applicants Before '"' "o"'"
Yesterday.

c;,tv.four applicants for examination ,,.l
ycstcruny snry,.n Hoari nc the United States
70 nJ room in the cust3m-aoaSc iH,
snc rsfasl sasld S1Ssas 81 Nc
dgete1 W ni,ht tchairnan). Il. +. Walker !se,re-
wr"y ,sr3 i 'fiiaesrald, and Moses c"rter-a'' EN-
siyn.s of the city post-onice. ., IN ,ha roi,
were for soa pI'cs srsa% VI .ne r
way-insi ,.,"rss ana copyists Ia tho Government
place., l,nen,s. "S s Nearly all the applicants % weso
depaitn,,s.ann,,s Many Of them were from Wash-
i"sop PORTIONS Of this state, %hd ladies'
,nks'" lmons the pp,nbcr we're tnf'oon '''"'o''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BOWMAN BOSWELL n SuUNAN. 40 =. NJ,
improved property ia Fulton aud eastern
portion 0f city.
CT. ELLls.ll \. ". exccu'rlx'- sllc N saw.
mil ami fixtures at NakcArt IN Sussex
county.
CHEWING S ROSE. . 7. VI. frame dwelling
No. 1908 Ashland street nttr Oh reservoir;
also. several lots opposite reservoir gate.
j. H.VALENrINE. 1890 A. VI, -herifis nn1 ai-
miuis rafOI = sale OF hoI-eaCld l.rniiutc aud
rnisccllaneous article.
y. W. BOWF, , f. ~, fog- fremc dwellings on
Boyd street between Ols ani Harrison
s.reets.
WILLIAM JENKINS .S son. 1910 =. ", ba.
nanas. pears, apples. grapes, 2c.
MACDOUGAlL Il DAVIS, 10 a. ~, horses,
mules, and vehicles.
ELLIS x CATllCAKT. lO:3O A. NJ. furniture,
showcases, tioyc-, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
CONVICTS RETURNED.
Three Escaped Birds Capturod-Ihc
PcnItcntiary Crowded.

One hundred and threo Of he convicts
who have been WORKING on the Warm
Sprinc-Nalley railroad have been returned -
the penitcuiiary. Ninc a the men oS'apel
some time ago. Three Of them wore ro' o'apiurcd.
two 81 whom arc now in custody IN Wet Viz
giuia.
After o-ca,i ing from this state the rlnaways
committed irir larry i'm West virginia. and the
authorities nero propose 10 hold them for that
crime.
The contractors. who have To- pay heavy for
foii FOR every man who gct- away. have written
~ Governor Mckinney asking him 10 make a
reguisif.ol Tor Tire cOnyicts upou the Governor o.
VT virginia.
last nicht there wcro 1.13S couyicts within
the wills of The pcniicntiary here, tho largest
number over known. To Accommodate these
there wcrc Just LOO coils. In some Of which ~
many as twenty-five mon arc locked.
The B,ard 81 Directors are. however, using all
efforts in thcr power 70 facilitate tie erection Oi
au nd i.tioual story o. rho building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
l" Assemble This M"rning-Arrival OF
Mcmhnrs Na.fcrhnN


The international Association of Fune.
RAJ Directors VIII meet IN the hall of the
House Delegates this morning at 10 o'clock
anl VIII, Il is expected. hc IN session three
days.
lnc Kichmond Committee OF Arrange
nruis have perfected "a most pleasant urO-
Erinmc OF entertainment for the dele
gates, many II whom Will bring with them
iu"i wives and other lady members Of
tncir 'anhrs This programme includes
q mus '0, Wednesday evening. "a drive
around the clty Thursday morning. a
~ Hn-h-ht excursion g. Dutch Gap hurs-
day NIGHT. and 40 excursion TO West Point
AID Newpor; News Friday evening.
ARRIVALS lEsTEEDAY.
Among those on tire special reriste- Of
delegates a. the IXcAange last night were
tac following: William Delaney. Jersey
Cty ". II. DAVIS Minneapolis: Charles
\. MiuAr and witc. CincMuati John :.
Ou nnd Nitc, youngstown, O. ; William
IAunhin. -. Paul. George Sherwood.
tAi.atc.rhn: William f. Blake. Detroit :
W y. b4cA. Lansing. Mich. I. j. Eam-
field Portland. Nhch.; j. a. VII
500 and wife, and l.. W Palmer
9Id wife; W M.lmineton, Dol. John
n, nan. fh.lade,,phA: W. F. Holen-
hun and vie. Iowa City. Ia., James
G.. Weldon. lhiiad, lphia. II. X. Busket.
Omaha, &. {. Carly, Frederick City Nd, ;
@'-n VI Mann. Laston. Nd: Frank 4.
: ..c, brooklyn. \. I. Wilson. wife. and
SON. Middleton. ONO. ". i. lmbody. Mel
ton. Pa. j. H. Farrell. SON. and two
daughters. Brooklyn J. ". Dickinson,
SurhCne.d, Mass: \. H. Wagner. MerI-
lian. Miss: ". Nimmonds AID wife. Cam
den, y. D.; Thomas T. Noarh. wife. and son,
MotLe. Ala. :. Merritt Hook. New \ orb ;
d D %" o. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
4 Grand Masonic lair 20 BE Held.

The Masonic Home Ladies' Auxiliary
Association met n -. Adams Hail or IL o'clock
ye-tcrlny. many Members Of the body being
present. Several committees representing the
various lodges, were appointed u take charge
II the different features at a grand iair io he
holi ~ the Irmple next sprlnspor the benefit of
tle Masonic Home.
Mrs. William ii. 1atum, who was recently
elected cores ponling secretary Of the associa-
tiuu, has entered upon tho discharge ol her
duties ana T. doing good work.
The nsa.,iafi0n b. now IN good condition, nu-
nericaly and auan. tally. IL has "a membership
- over 100, who are manifesting great Interest
ia the worA. II WAS decided that the regular
monthly meetings be- held on tho first iuerday
IN each month during the winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
a BOY INSTANTLY KILLED.
fila Mother on Hearin. the News Be
came % Ravlng Maniac.

[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.i
HUNTINGDON, Pa. October 6.-Whlle
nuttlng to-day Daniel, the .fiteen-year-oid
SON of 4. l.. Chicoat. Of OrbisOna. tell
forty feet TO the ground and was instantly
killed. On learning of the fatality his
mother instantly became ravlng maniac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
VIRGINIA AND CHICAGO.
The state worlds Fair Convention Post-
poned-Ihc Reasons.

Tho Worlds Far Convention ot Virginia,
,.i,i..h was TO meet III Norfolk on the Zlst
i,-,',,t. ha. been POSTPONED until tho Ism u
". r. g. Morton. Of Siaunton, the secretary OF
,,' ,,,,v.utinn. viii h had adjourned from Et-
III 10 Norfolk, in ID" ap-"hcc oi Lieutenant,
,,,.,r ilyler the president, WHO T. detailed
80, ,rI,,r I'M Kalford, On account II the sc-
-. - 80 illness Of three Of his children, mot III
'.,,,f.rrrrc Yesterday at Norfolk the othtc O"ih-
,'.,,,r. and he Norfolk Committee oi A.
moments and tho p0siponemcnt WAS asreed
upon. coll, vr Marian who wns in
me ycsteIdAy, that the postpOhcnehi WAS
,-.aotio on several grounds Inc frcsilcit
Jus sl''nD.V V,,ohatly be- al his post several prom-
."'.'' .-oakers would probably be detained hy
,i.ai,vas-, ant "A number ~ DELEGATES mao i',
- ,t.ir Inability to be present on account 81
.t.,rorfiug and absorbing calls OF the ioi'ii-
,.,.l campaign. t,,., ,rh,.h L. ~ a., "A
...~,,aucut organi2atiOn until me EApo.tll"" =
I ,,il moi meet now until tAe i'th ~ N'N,'u-
Lsr' The day before the convention r'Asro'n"'''
GEEAT INTEREST
number ~ letters received py the Se'tS'a,y ,,.'r
I'll aver this state, from tho Eastern Shoro
lf, lfv'' ~ re,,nesse. Hne, indicate au unexpected
70 W, W - interest ia the great Chicago show
~ ~. ,hc Norfolk convention viii uOubii'ss -.
alu w, ioneh 10 tax ihe famed hospitality oi ihat
M Sr.nkere Of not only local bul hailohas
80. viii there discuss quesuvhs oi kopcl",
nm .'...s, and railroad AMI Steamboat rates WIZ
,a tT,y The basis Of repfeschttliv'i WIN az
bc 80 ~" trrludlrg fye delegates ana h'c III.
Dc , lh's.' ron each county IN the state ana
teii.'.,o ,aystrr and three aiternatcs from every
,r.,,,,aa or,auiZatiOn Ia each city anu 'o"l, WV
o',noiutcd by the respective Judges oi
mr. nill',,,ies ana mny Ors Of cities ana to"hs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07

VINO were examined with Wow of procuring
p'a'.H aH cnpyists or typcwriters. There were
aieo 'eh or twelve colored mon, the most OF whom
Nere examined On the railwsy-mail service. Inc
examinations. which were Cd. were conhuc,en
onical Of tho ciyil-scrvice ofiicc Mt Washington.
fhch candidate was supplied with pf'hteu
Fheet upon which were the questions 10 DO
ans"erei Tho classes IN tho mail service wet'
the clerks five.
Inc results II those examinations Will be for-
varied To the respective applicants from WASH,
hs'un. virginia has nov her full quota In All
tho branches for which the examinations were
nero. Even u they pas, unless tho applicant
hhs ffltnde nj court there Is hut little chance OF
icceiVins an appointment under a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
ON The WORLDS FAIR INTEREST.
4 Convention in Florida to Raise Means
for the states Exhibit.

ORLANDO. FLA, October Ga State con-
yention of delegates from all the counties
Of Florida Will assemble in this city t.
morrow - take action ~ regard to
Florida's participation IN the Worlds Fair.
Abont 800 delegates are expected and an
effort Will be mado 20 raise 100000
through q general soliciting com,nltte,e.
MAN of campaign mapped out as far a.
nn.sible. The legislature made no appro-
mr. alton for the fair and this Is the first
stem IN the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
DiDlitheriu.

For the tweutv-four hours ending NJ 6
O'Clock yesterday cvening IoIr new cases
Of dlphtheria had been reported at the
Office Of thc Board of Health as follows 3:
- Grbls. rs north Seyenicsnth.
(whtei. twelve wears.
MAY Dod-on. Seventeenth south II Main
(whitel. eighteen wears.
William .ss, 2Jj south Foushee (col-
Ored five .a.s.
Robert Bauhorn, liOj Poplar (colored.
six years.
For the same period no deaths had been
rcygrfat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
I rnst-Nmcc Hnrned.

Early Monday morning the store house
oo-iitici by h. G.. Woodbridge, AZ Thistle. in
Heurfro COMFY. seven rlle- from Richmond, ,1
the lors-Riyrr railroad. Was hurncl. Tho post
orlce-Mr. Augustus =. Egdd. p0sfma-ter was
l.ratcI m tie building ant al the supplies were
destroyed.
The house was totally insured. The nrc
was supposed 20 h' ot an inccaiiary origin
Th. loss on good, IS about $1,000; insurance.
$500 Tie house belonged o. Nr. ". N. Par
r.-n. - IH hmcud. lt ru-t 90 huili about s4O0
and wc- insured for 1900. There We're 80 worth
d stamps ia the lost-l el's, which is about the
only loss T. the Government from The deatruc-
tlOu 81 the Io-f-0 -lct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07

Blsir's Chlorai Thymol has been freely
used IN many tamilic- of this city u pre-
vent diphtherin, and wh,reit has appeared
to arres, IL progress. In this Il has been
remarkably successful. 1t il powerful
but harmless germ-le,troyer and tho
best deodor.zor. For sa.e by druggists.
prlcn nn cont. q hnfiln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
Fuueralof Mrs. fuui.

The funeral Of Mr.. Equi took place
from -. Peters Cathedral y"steria mornlns.
i,t.r,. was a large Attendance. The horal tri-
b,,t~- were Very brautiilL The Very Rev.
Fafhcr Frioi. was the ccicbrant Of the requiem
mass. .
Tho following wcrc the pall-bcnrcrs: From the
Tir.t Nirsluia Kc.imeAt Band, y j. LESS John
Buseler. william NlFener. aud Thomas ful-
linz: from the Italian COLONY, Messrs. C0nnclii
.ut i,irslafui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
THE ELECTION OUTLOOK IN OHIO.
The Editor of the Farmers Alliance
Herald After Mckiniey's Scalp.

[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. Il. g.. October G.-Another
Columbus special 70 the Sdr runs as i9l-
lows: Miller puryis. editor Of the
Egrn,sr' fIIauce Hrad. at Mount Gilead.
who Is IN The city TODAY SAID he thought
the Peoples party would poll at least 5o.-
OO0 vot >. If it = necessary to defeat
Mckinley he said he was IN favor OF
turning the whole party III favor, or
Campbell. and tnat was the way II looked
To- him. he was seriously thinking OF
coming out III his paper for the Cover
p.r y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-07
The Alliance and the Legislature.

To-dar Is the time set for the quarterly
meeting og every county Alliance In the state.
The Heurico organization VII meet I'm the ronrt-
house ai u0ou. n i- probable that Tie question
O. running a can1iilfc for the Legislature may
be BROUGHT up. n i= understood mat some ot
mo rneulh.r- have been urging Mr. Harvey y.
Goadin. .h1iriuan OF the Hoari ~ Supervisors,
% run, ana that he has positively declined 70
DO so.
Nj. George d. Carter, tho Democratic nomi-
noe has been asked fO address ne meeting TO-
dav and tel how he stands with r'.arl 10 the
Alliance platform.
TAerc are about $50 mcmbcrs Of the Alliance
Ia .lruricy.