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nj. l.. Jacquemin, Hell j. Il. Carruthers, Nir-
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), :. Sanuuist, Virginia Jno. i elmont, Wickes
CitI. Jos. dyes, Oshkosh
John Banks, Fort Assina- Wis.
boine. James No ris, Ellistor
Ed D'kcefe, Palmyra, Frank hoSsbeTg, Grea
Wis. Folls.
II. Kline, Spokane, Wash. Vim, Silyers, Boze
Franz Clark, Livingston. man.
T. T.. Conley. Missoula. John f. Murphy, Gar
". NJ. Green. st. jos. Mo. rison.
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Shakespeare Heard From.

At q seance in Chicago some evenings
since, the spirit of Shakespeare. being called
upon for a sonnet, began as follows:
THAT teacher is a rank galoot
WHO does not use the Wabash route
in going to Toronto -;'
At this point the representative Of a com
peting line, who was present, fell dead and
Shakespeare vanished. If the spirit had
been allowed to finish, it doubtless would
have given as q reason for this beautiful
sentiment, that the Wabash is the only line
running through sleepers from Chicago to
Toronto, and, at the same time. giving pas
sengers choice of two routes Grand Trunk
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Palmer. POI Clark street, Chicago, or g. j.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
ITALIANS INJURED IN A COLLISION.
Other Italians Gather and Become War
like-Their Violent Performances.

Nrw HAVEN. Conn, August 10.-Nine
Italian laborers were seriously injured,
two fatally, in railroad collision near
Branford, on the ShOrt-Line branch Of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road. about & o'clock this morning. A
gravel train left New Haven about $3.50 A.
II. In the caSoose on the end of the tram
were fifty Italians. While crossing the
main track near the Bradford station a
freight train bound for New London struck
the caboose and threw 1t of the track.
Nine of the fifty Italians were injured.
They all belonged jim New Haven. The
engine ran through and through the rear
car before it stopped. Engineer Benjamin
and Fireman Harry Hunt jumped and
saved their lives. Three hundred Italians
gathered a short distance from the station
and talked together IN loud, war-like tones;
The cab of the engine had taken hre, ana
ENGINEER BENJAMIN and Fireman Hunt re-
turned to extinguish it. The Italians saw
them. and arming themselves with stones
and shovels, rushed for the engine and sur
rounded il. Fireman Hunt was knocked
down with piece of coal. He sought re-
fnre afterwards in nclghoring shop. En-
glneer BENJAMIN moved hls way through
the mob by welding heavy piece OF tim;
Der. lie reached the depot III safety ana
locked himself in the ticket-oihce. nv, \ ne
Italians were eventually pacifed Ihey
refused TO work the day out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
Alleged swindIers in Limbo.

CHIcAGo. August 1O.-Alfred Downing,
president, and n. II. Tollman, vice-presl-
dent of the National Capital Savings, Build
ing and Loan Association OF North
America. were arrested to-day by Post
Office Inspector Stewart, charged with
using the mails for fraudulent purposes. II
is alleged that the men who have been con-
Quoting this association have swindled
thousands of people from every State IN
the Union and taken IN from S20O,O00 to
$500, 900 and given nothing III return. The
victims hail from Name to California and
are numbered among the rich and poor
alike. From facts already IN the posses;
sion of the authorities the scheme will
parallel that of the great Fund
w." swindle which WAS broken up about
five years ago. There are still two men at
liberty, they having disappeared several
weeks ago These t NO men. iii believed,
got away with most of the funds. Down
ing and Tollman were held in $4,000 bonds
each by Commissioner Hoyne. Both had
lawyers on hand and Tollman was quickly
baIled out. Downing was unable to secure
bondsmeD and spent the time IN the Gus
tody of deputy marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
JESSE JAMES'S SUCCESSOR.
The Daring Bank-Kobber and Murderer
Believed to have Escaped.

a Columbus Grove co. telegram Of Sun
dav saws: Early tins morning the men in
pursuit of TIE fugitive bank-rObber and
murderer were awake and resumed the
chase OF the criminal. Word was received
by telegraph that ne hal been traced to "a
small area near Beaver Dam. small vii
lage eleven miles south Of this place, and
20 tina, point every body that could get a
vehicle went.
A JOINT meeting vas held between the
Board Of County Commissioners Of Put
nam county, the Mayor and Council of
TINS village. and the President of the
Exchange Bank, and a reward was agreed
upon AMI Is offered rs follows: The coun-
ty Oilers 500, the municipality $3.50. and
the bank $500. Bes.d' : this "A subscription
paper mas been started among the people.
winch IN connection with the official
amount offered, aggregates considerably
1t Is sad Nat the desperate is beyond
reach, and 1t il questionable If he is ever
caught at all. After the chase was given
up last night the man stopped with some
laborcrs building pipe line about two
miles east Of Beaver Dam.
lie went INTO a pasture and stole black
marc. He then followed IA farmer and his
family home who had been attending a
show. and with his ready revolver COM
PEELED them 10 get him meal Ii is highly
probable that the hunted man has rode his
horse into Findlav. jumped tram, ana Is
by this time far away
II was almost noon to-day before the
theft Of the horse was discovered, and
much later when the direction taken was
learned. Hundreds of men were III the
chase to-day where there were ten yester-
day. and the time was all spent in beating
about the bushes from which the bird had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
DANVILLE'STRAGEDY|
RUmORS Or LYNCHlNG CAUSE THE
JAIL TO BE GUARDED.
Application for Bail Withdrswn-The
Claim Of the Defence-The Hot
Spell Broken.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

D,SvLLz, Va, August II. j. Abel
Motley, who is charged with killing
George w. Ferguson on Sunday last, an
account of which tragedy was published
IN to-day's DISPATCH, was taken before
Judge Aiken to-day on motion for bail.
A large crowd gathered at the court
house TO hear the evidence in the case, but
after consultation with the Common
wealth's Attorney. counsel for the defence
stated that in the regular process OF law
preliminary hearing on the following day
would be best. and he would therefore
Withdraw the motion for bail.
The prisoner was then rcmanded TO jail
and the witnesses were recognized to APP
pear tomorrow morning before Justice
McCuliy. when the preliminary hearing
Will DO had.
BU',o.s OF LYScHING.
There wore rumors atcat Yesterday that
there was a movement on foot to iynch the
prisoner and although it was not believed
q at such an attempt would be made out
OF due precaution the jail was guarded
last night, and VIII be guarded again to-
night Dy the police. 1t is said that the
defence will hold that there is no evidence
to show that the shot which killed Young
Ferguson was fred 10y Motley.
Miss Fannie Harrison. OF this city. who
was married IN Richmond to-day to Pro-
fessor HoyeslPanton. of Canada. IL a sister
OF Mr.. james i. Harrison, of Danyille. and
is an es,Imable woman. She has many
warm friends here who regret TO see her
leave Danyille, ard whose best wishes at
tend her in her new home.
A refreshing shower fell here this after
noon and broke the backbone Of the long
hot spell. The temperature tonight Is
delightful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

matter was reported 20 the police and Chief
Iipscomb ia on the trail.
Tue congregation Of Bainbrfdge-street Bap-
tisi church hold union aervices Sunday night
with the congregation OF tho sevcnth-strcc, Rap
ust chapel. In the latter house OF worship. Rev.
i- d. Ihornhill preached an instructive ser
mon ana the attendance was quito large
NoRTuARy BENEFIT FUND
Elvin and CyDthus Groves of Driilds have or.
tected permanent organization OF the mortuary
benefit fund and elected tho following officers:
James a. Lipscomb, president: T.. Is. Rsby. iirst
vice-prcsidcnt; John Meredith, second vice.
president; A. n. Tyson. treasurer: George Stur-
divsnt, secretary. Executive Board: J. o..
t'oode, Any Hawks, +. l.. Cary, J. W. GIL, J. T.
Bennett and John Looscr.
There wns a slight IRE in the city fail yesfer-
day morning. One OF the inmates lighted a
dow, ~ he thought. Instead 81 falling on the
outsiae. however. II dropped into bundle on
the window sill. and In very fow minutes the
man who tossed the match away was exactly two
shirts and a necktie out.
nRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Ncssrs. C. d. Mclsae, II. l.. Duval, J. T. Duvnl.
and j. VI. Graves hive returned from ton
days rus;ication IA the woods OF Chesterfield
ncsr Dutch Gap.
captured IN the vicinity Of Manchester for COM
plcity In the recent numerous Virginia robbcries
l. IN love with Chesterfield widow. who up 20
tie limo Of his arrest WAS not indifferent 70 his
Ms xrnos Nj. clay il visiting Mrs. W. v.
Owens, On Perry street.
Miss Susie rurpn. Of Chesterfield. Is visiting
Miss Porter. Of this city.
Mrs. William y. Kidd has gone 10 Powhatan
county 10 spend "A week OF 70.
The Misses. Di"bOld, Of Jeanette. Pa, who
have been the guests OF Mrs.. j. c. Moore. havo
left for home.
Miss lou Snhlctt left ycsterday morning for
fownGtan county 10 visit her sister, Mrs. William
MichauN.
Ni~s Mary Mathews has returned home after n
stay oi several weeks in Lynchburg and Farm
Vile.
number Of Manchcsierians went out 20 Ches-
terhold courthouse Yesterday 20 attend the Au-
gust term Of the County Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. August li.-Dulness was
again the most prominent characteristic OF
the stock market today, but there was
sharp rally in the forenoon. which was not
maintained later, and the final changes for
the day are in almost all cases insignificant.
The rally in the face Of moderate selling
by London was entirely due to the cover
lug OF shorts. while tho offerings of stocks
from domestic sources were unusually
small.
SENSATION OF THE DAY.
The movements of Importance in the list
were very few IN number and the general
lis, was rs dull and featureless as usual.
though the sensation of the day was the
drop III Richmond and West Point pre-
ferred 10 49, against SO as the last sale or
last week Special weakness was seen IN
Tennessee Coal also. but the general ten
dency among railroad stocks where any
fiuctuatlOn WAS apparent whatever was up
ward. but the trading in the general list
was SO dull that no feature could be seen
other than those mentioned.
LOUISVILLE WEAKER.
The selling by London made louisville
rather weaker than the other leading
stocks, while Rock Island was the strong
est on the list aud while the early rise was
material the greater portion OF the I'M
provement was lost before noon, and late
In the day the selling of Union Pacific and
Louisville and Nashville was resumed on q
larger scale. the former especially weaken
ing under the pressure. Its best Inquire
OF the forenoon was 36l4. but 1t touched
324 before the close and ended at the
lowest price.
WEAKENING EFFECT.
The late dealings developed some sup
port IN few stocks, but the entire list felt
the effect of the extreme weakness OF
Union Pacific and everything yielded In
sympathy, many stocks reaching their
lowest for the DAY at the time.
STUBBORN RESISTANCE.
The corn roads made specially stub
born resistance to the downward tend
ency, but the market closed quiet and
heavy to weak at or near the lowest prices
of the day. The final changes are gene
rally small fractional losses. but Union
Pacific is down 80 and Louisville per
cent. Sales of listed, $4,000 shares; un-
listed, 1000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ereninq.- Exchange quiet and firm at
i53} .aiS5st. Commercial bills, 1882 Ass.
Money easy at l;9a2. closing offered AT 2.
Sub Treasury ualances-Coin. S92, 1881 (:
currency, S26,3ls,l27. Governments dull
and easier: per cents. 1862 41a 5, 1000.
State bonds entirely neglected.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

yrILPLFAD his Own CASE.
SOUTHERN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
To Meet To-Day in Morehead City-Fore-
cast Of the Proceedings.

MoREHE.D CITY. n. c.. August 10.-The
Southern Dental Association will convene
here tomorrow morning. The following
prominent dentists from distance are
present: Dfs. Wright, Legree, MuckenfusS,
and Patrick, of South Carolina Gordon
White. OF Tennessee; Wardlaw. of Georgia !.
James Johnston and L, p. Beetles. OF
Pennsylvania: Starr. of Philadelph,ia :
Rolls and Knapp. of Louisiana; Stubble-
field. of Tennessee Marshall, of Missouri 4:
J.Y. Crawford. of Nashville, and Mar.
shall, of Arkansas.
J. F. Griffith. of North Carolina will de.
liver the address of welcome, which Will
be responded TO by DR.. G. Stubbleheld, of
Tennessee.
The most elaborate clinics will be held
Wednesday. embracing every operation.
The officers of the North Carolina Den
tal Association, all of whom are present.
are II. G. Herring, president; j. r..
Wyche, first vice-presldent; II. ID. Harper,
second vice-president A. c. Rominger,
secretary: Sid y. Hillyard, supervisor of
clinics j. ". Hunter, treasurer, and j.
ii. Durham, essayist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

negro ran and the plucky woman. regard
less of her wound, went after him, hrine a.
she ran and planting one shot In his arm
and lust as he was passing from the house
lodging another near the heart. The negro
ran few PAGES and dropped: He died on
tho way to the hospital. His name was
William Mosely. and he was worthless,
the house was to either rob or assault the
woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
MARRIAGES.

CHAMBERIAYNE.-D Died. at his resi-
dence. No. 1903 west CLAY street. August
10th at twenty minutes 10 II VI. SPOTS
WOOD cambridge HAnBERLAfNE,
Youngest son of Byrd and Mary Robertson
Chamberlayne aged forty-seven years
ond six days.
He leaves a wife and three daughters.
Funeral will take place from st Marks
church THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON
Mt half-past s o'clock. Friends and rela-
tiyes respectfully invited to attend. No
flowers. by request.
Baltimore. New York, Pittsburg pa
and Montgomery (Ala.) papers please
copy.
PANrON-H HARRISON Married. at the
residence of Professor Edmund Harrison.
Richmond College, A. NJ. TUESDAY. Au-
gust H. 1891, Professor J. HOlES PAN
TON, of Glelph. Ontario. 10 FANNY IS.
HARRISON. youngest daughter OF Will
liam II. Harrison. of The Wlgwam, Amelia
county, Va. No cards.
POwERS-W OODALL. - Married, Au-
gust 18th. by the Rev. Mr.. Atwlll. OF Clay
Street Methodist Episcopal church. Miss
IDA HOLMAN POWERS. of Richmond.
Va, formerly Of Goochland county. Va.
to JAMES HATFIELD WOODALI., of Bal
tlmOre, Md,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
NAVAL oar GERS and Seaman Drorned.

BERLIN, GER, August lO.-By the cap
sizing of q boat of Danzig to-day the cap
tam, lieutenant, surgeon, and two seamen
Of the German man-of-war Zeiten were
droWued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
CHlCAGO'S HOTTEST DAY.
A Storm, However. Lessons the Caloric,
Killing One Man.

CHICAGO. August 1O.-Yesterday was the
hottest day of the year. the Signal-Ser-
vice thermometer marking 96 degrees.
About 5 O'Clock dark storm-clouds gath
cred and brisk wInd-storm came from
the northwest accompanied by rain and
heavy peals of thunder The temperature
dropped twenty degrees IN fifteen minutes.
Several houses were struck by lightning
and one house was fired by bolt and de
stroyed. William Collins, teamster. was
struck by lightning and killed. Two large
electric-bells were struck and exploded on
Hermitage avenue, throwing a number oil
people to the ground and severely shocking
others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
1INADClAL
T HAVE THE FOLLOWING SUMS

l. TO LOAN on improved city real estate: $500,
ell5, $4,000. JOHN Z. GODDlS,
Real Estate Agent,
au l2-eod2t Bank and Eleventh streets.
NOTICE.-THE CITY OF ASHE.
IN WILLIE HAS FOR SALE ITS BONDS TO
THE AMOUNT OF s640,000. Al issued BY Viz.
tne OF the two acts Of tho Legislature Of tho
state OF North Carolina passed AZ tts sesslon o.
1891. and by virtue Of the election held IN said
city ia pursuance u said acts At which tho II.
suiug OF said bonds WAS ratified and authorised
nv majority OF the qualified voters OF sa'd city.
Tire said bonds arc ~ follows: S50O,O0O are
tho "street-improvement honds,' descrbed 10
said acts: 100000 ara tho "sswsr honda
inarein described, and 1000 are tho :" market.
honse bonds therein described, and 100000
are the " school bonds" therein described. All
.eid bonds and the coupons attached are pay
sble At the ONCE o! the Atlantic Trust Company,
~ Nev York city. All said bonds are In denoni-
nations Of $500 each; all bear interest ~ per
cent. payable scmlannua!ly on the LIST days Of
January and July Of each year hereafter. and
Ali mature at the end Of twenty (20) years from
the lat day OF July, 1891, except the 100000 e
thirty 3O) years from sasd date. said bonds VIII
be- sold In such quantities as the Board OF Alder'
man OF sald city may hereafter designate. Cor.
respondence looking 10 their purchase " request
Bids will be received up TO the l5rn DAT o.
AUGUST, 1891, but mono less than par can -
The privilege Of rejecting any and all bids
without assigning any reason u expressly 10
This. the 7th day Of July, 1891.
By order OF tho Board VI Aldermen Of the cisy
Of Isesyiile. W. K YOUNG.
an 1.Iot Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
Congress of Hygiene and Demography.

LONDON, EvGLAsD. August l0.-The
seventh annual session of the international
Congress of Hygiene and Demography
opened III st. James Hall III this city this
afternoon. There were $500 delegates
present in the Hall. Among the more
prominent delegates in attendance were
Professor Pasteur, of Paris, and Professor
Koch, OF Berlin. Many of the leading doc
tors and scientists of Europe will take part
in the deliberations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
Marriage of "A Southern Girl In Maine.

OLD ORcHARp BEACH, Me-, August TO-
Miss Eva Simonds. very beautiful girl,
daughter Of ex-Lieutenant Simonds, of the
Confederate army, was married at the
fitzpatrick. Of Boston. They will spend
their honeymoon at the White Mountains
and will then take up their residence in
Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
To Test the Eiyht-HOur Law.

OMAHA. NEB., August 1O.-Guy G. Barton,
president of the Omaha and Grant Smelter,
was arrested to-day charged with violating
the eight-hour law. he will be tried to;
morrow morning and will receive jail
sentence. He will then apply to the SUI
preme Court for a writ Of habeas corpus on
the ground that the law is unconstitu-
tional. This will be made q test case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
''.Dt1 "a the Bridge-Church and Other
Items OF Interest.

'' ". 7. Powell reported TO the police
D.. hat lie had been robbed on
'rise soon after IL o'clock tho
before
s4ii he was met on the bridge by
mon. one Of whom bhDdiOided
.Hn p,hor went through his pockets
ID. iiin ~ his watch and chain, bunch
CO... N'i knife. lie had % III money N his
tF--. Nliru was not touched.
o.. 10y ''"k place between hayos Island
d. ".N'' a. aud Oh account u the darkness
'A "hs unable 20 ASCERTAIN whether his
g- Ntfe Whlte or co!Ored. The men cut
.,t. .-f iFrLets with some sharp .instru-
pay ''l noi do him any bodily harm.
r.ti Pre- oh bDih sides OF the river have the
....., iai and viii try and unraycl the
s.. yesterday a coiorod man turned over
49,. t'...i mona lDiice the keys and knife which
-l2 900 no bridge.
f ROBBED rBE HOrsE.
is..-. ~ dice Lpseoinb Was looking out yes
.r....f !, ", negro man who robbed the resi-
se..f.s.hn.. u. II. bullock, Gu Twentieth street.
N.@y afternoon.
'J.I. o. buliocks family were in the back
ri io'a 90 walked upstairs and helped Hun
. aiai,. ''.th amount % lepelry and purse
1a.ns, fi.bo ia currency.
.s1s so ih1ies Of the house met bin AZ be
a-. .-.o tiaiTs, and asked his business. The
O. i'd, -t hAine wgs James Henry Hoes, and
Ass,l,,,. s.h' anything. His actions aroused
az a. Dyesllxstion was made. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
The Emperor WILLIAMS Hurt.

BERLIN. GER. August lO.-The Freissinige
Zeiiln,g says that Professor Esma.ch, the
distinguished surgeon, has been called TO
Kiel from Berlin to attend Emperor VII
liam. The 6reU Zeit,ng declares that the
Emperor is suffering from dislocated
knee-bone" and that the greatest care Is
necessary in the treatment.