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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
JESSE JAMES NO. 2.
Hg CLEANS OUT A BANK WITH
"ehooTIhc-lRoNs."
He wounds Three Men, One 81 Them
gatsliy-As Fires Most essk.
Isssly-Hs Escapes.
fBy telegraph 70 the DIspatch.I

tBy telegraph 70 the DispatchI
LIMA. ONO. Aueust s.-Shortly after the
Exchange Bank At Columbus Grove was
opened this morning stranger entered Q
hardware store which kdjoins the bank
and asked for two rcvolvcrs.
NEW WAY 10 PAY DIET.
After loading them. he pointed them at
the proprietor's head. telling him to take
his pay out of that. He then entered the
bank. Cashier T. ]. Maple had just open
ed the bank. OF which his father is the
proprietor. and laid out about 90. 600 near
the cashiers window.
INr1scanISArZ SHOOTING.
The intruder Immediately began shoot
ing. Cashier Maple was struck twice, once
IN the arm and once in the right side. AS
he fell TO the floor IN old farmer, William
yandebark. aged sixty. entered the door.
The robber turned and shot him through
and through. The old man fell 10 his
tracks. A third man sat in the lobby OF
the bank paralyzed with fear. He was not
molested.
aRrENyAcxs GRABBED.
The desperate then grabbed ~ 500 in
greenbacks, showed them In the pockets OF
his SHCk cont, uuQ udItc1 Out oA thC NoOt +,
shouting II am second Jesse James"
Qnite a crowd had been attracted by the
sounds of the shots. but there was scat
tering when the wild-eyed murderer APP
pcared on the street. having gun in
either hand and shooting ind'scrlminately.
Ono of the bystandeYs Henry Buck, was
struck down by bullet. The fellow ran
to the outskirts of the town and disap-
peared in big corn-feld.
THE prsrERADo
ia described as being short and heavy set,
with full face and small black moustache.
He wore black alpaca car, black sack
coat. blue pants with white stripes, and no
vest. He appeared to be about thirty or
thirty-fve years old. A pos vas quickly
organized and started IN pursuit. Another
pose started from West Cairo, and others
rapidly organized.
TIE WOUNDED.
II is thought that the wounds Of Maple
and Buck are not necessarily fatal. vande-
bark was prosperous farmer IN Union
township. with large family.
A big reward Is offered for the capture of
the villain.
Columbus Grove is town of 1900 in
babitants. twelve miles north OF Lima.
THE RopDEB STILL AT LARGE.
LIMA. O., August Sat IL tonight the
Columbus Grove Bank robber was still at
large, aud the chase has beer abandoned
until daylight. Almost everybody in the
northern part of Allen county has been
out all day looking for the desperate: He
is alone and on foot. and traces of him
have been obtained at different points. A
dozen corn-felds and woods were sur
rounded, and when capture was thought
certain the rogue, like the wlll-o -the-wisp,
made his escape. 1t is not thought he can
get away.
FARMER vANDEBARK NOT DyAD.
The farmer who was shot is still alive,
hut cannot recover, as the ball passed
through his back into his stomach.
Cashier Maple will recover.
The authorities OF Columbus Grove will
offer liberal reward for the capture Of
the robber murderer. He was seen in the
Grove the day before tho robbery. and
claimed to be q silk hat member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
DEATHS.

BAAB.-Dicd, on August 8th, ct O'Clock
A. ~, at his fathers house, on Nine-Mile
road, JOSEPH PETER. son OF Mary and
Christian Baab: aged two months;
Funeral THIS (Snndsy) EvE En- 1tn At :
O'clock from St. Mary's Catholic onurcn.
BRYANT.-Died, near Ruther Glen, Va,
on Friday. August Z. 1891, MATTE iNpE-
TENDANCE BRYANT. only child Of Mat
tie f: and J. 7. Bryant; aged one month
~" washington and st. Paul papers and
Northern Neck Eetcs please notice.
CREAMER.-Disd, August 2. 1890, at
1880 p. NJ, at her residence, 6l9 China
street, Mrs. SARAH CHEAMEh, In the
Her funeral will take place from the So.
cred. cart church at 8 o'clock THIS (Sun-
day) EVENING. Friends and acquaint-
anccs of the deceased and those OF her son,
Mr.. James j. Dreamer, are invited to 81
tend.
DAvIS.-Died, at lis A. NJ, Sunday,
August ., 1891, GEORGE q. DAVIS, Jr;,
Oldest son OF George q. and Sarah y.
Davis, IN tho ninth year Of his age.
Burial at Hollywood TO-DAY.
HAYES.-Died, at the residence Of her
son strsst. At $50 A. NJ, August 9Th.
MARY ELLEN. only daughter Of LUCY L.
and the late Dennis Hayes; aged three
years and i've months
Ills hard to break the tender cord,
when love has bound the heart.
IT'S hard, 80 hard. to speak the words.
We must forever part.
Dearest loved one, we must lay thes
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
The funeral will take place from tho
aboye-uamed residence at $50 THIS (Sun-
day) EVENING. Friends and acqusint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend. ;.
Cleveland CO., and Baltimore (Md.)
papers please copy.
MALLORY.-Died, In this city, yester-
day afternoon at twenty-three minutes TO
o'clock, Mrs. ANN CURTIS MALLORY.
Her funeral will take from the residence
of her son-in-law, Colonel william =. Ian:
ner, 200 south Third street. on MONDAY
MORNING. 10th instant. ct II O'clock:
Friends are requested not to send how-
ers
MOORMAN.-Died.a at AS A. M. August
8, 1891. ct the residence OF her brother. =.
Hill. Mrs. ELIZABETH MOORMAN. in
the forty-fourth year Of her age.
Funeral services from ST. Msry's German
Catholic church THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON 1t o'clock. Friends and acquaint-
ancss Of the family invited to attend.
No flowers.
PATTERSON.--Died. August 9Th at $50
A. n, at the residence OF her son-in-lsw,
William o. Day, 60A west Marshau street.
Mrs. MARTHA ]. PATTERSON, IN the
sixty seventh year Of her age.
Funeral and intefment ct ~ O'Clock
TO-DAY ct Lebanon church. Hanover
county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
SHOCKING PHENOMENA.
The Earth Opens-1he Colorado River
Pours Into Fissure.
.oIegranh 10 the Dispatch. I

C3y telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
yuma, AEiz., August s.-Cocopah Smith.
an American trappers accompanied Dy
Gardner, q hunter. and Espito. a Cocopaah
Indian. has returned from the Gulf OF Cali
fornia, and gives additional details con.
corning the earthquake and tidsl-wave OF
Thursday last.
About 6 O'Clock that morning q heavy
shock struck the country about five miles
below Lerdo. a colony in the State OF 80
nora. Mexico. on the Colorado river. The
sky darkened and thunderstorm arose.
accompanied by great flashes OF lightning.
The river rose as huge wave from tho
Gulf was driven inland, and corrais;
fences, and landing-places were washed
away. The shaking of the ground in
creased, and the cracking, grinding noise
of the crumbling hills was intensified.
A second shock caused the earth TO open
in many places, some assures being from
four to seven feet wide and from twenty
to thirty feet long and seemingly fathom-
less. Men were thrown to the ground by
the force of the shock. About . mile
from Lerdo they noticed assure in the
middle of tho river-bed. into which the
Colorado was pouring with much noise.
A third shock of earthquake destroyed
three small habitations Of cOlonists and
cracked the remaining ones. No human
beings were lost, but Q large amount OF
livestock was lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
BASE BALL.
Results Of Yesterdays Playing OF the Ma
tional Game-The Record.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

Results Of Yesterdays Playing OF the Ma
tionsI Game-The Record.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
AZ P bhi,aeiS1bn.s fsaSiooo-s Is
Cincinnatis. 20 0 900 o. 00-1 2
Batteries - Esper and Clements; Rad
bourne and keenan,.
At Boston Oeague): n.B:H. Z:
Bostons. 20 02010100-4 2
Chicagos. o. 1OO1O 10-8 8 8
Enthusiastically and Camel; Gumbert
and Merritt.
At Columbus (Associatton): =. BE. I.
Columbus. % 0 0 0 90 o. 9
Bostons. ..... % o O7O0-7 10 1
Battcries-Knell, Clark, Dowse and Dono-
hue Haddock and Murphy.
At Louisville (Assoclation): =: B.H.x:
Louisvilles. o 0 o o. 00-6 IL
Westinghouse 30l 0-io ~ .
house; Foreman and Mcclure.
At st. Louis association: =. B.H. Z:
st. Louis. % 3O00020-6 I
Batteries reitenstein. sfivetts, and
Boyle; Blakeley and Townsend.
At Cincinnati (AssocIation); h B.H. 4.
Cinoinnatis. o o o s o 0 020-5 8
Athletics. =. % OO70 000x-.7 8 Z
Batteries-Mains and Kelly; Chamber
lain and Milligan.
At Brooklyn (League): H.B.HH
Clevelands. % 0 o 1000
Brooklyns. Il 0 o 1 O203x-7 o
Batteries-Young and thinner; Csru-
theirs and Daily.
At New York QIeague): B.B.H. \.
New Yorks.2 20000300009-10 Is 2
Pittsburgs.0 50100100000-7 ~ o
Batteries-Rusis and Buckley; Calvin
and RArooY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

NEW YoHK,

nv Yones Augsse s.-cosem euQsoa -
81 si.;s ~ 80 20: g ~ :'sS sss - %
bais1; ssode, so, sse bals. Sosahss1 - -
"a eesz. Wnsat s.iss end lnelsaGs1; - .
e; 81 ~ 81 sss;s:s $780, sSvs,sss ~ &c
h1bltsd s4pefsot1pas 81 Tysi ~ Pc af6seVig6
eoatsa1lseo4 ~ pltcee sol1 - 49,, go
hevsvses orn . LA}<c cvee y65eGl1vI ~
red kngusN ee3<e:: bspte@bers 49, 49,
A svsss 1900 ss,s CSe "a e - =
q ~ vsssSss ed VT sSssSs: xsS1k
80 s;Zs:.s,S -. ss x q. &c.: sSSsi
SS]le bspssnSss, S531e; 0csebes. ~; u .
spct <3c nixe9 vesss!ns Soe114 lse -
s sSS .s AZ ca Sscss 1921 49, ~ -
s ssaS:s. "a sis IS 81 49,:
q ne Spa unssssleds No Z, etIosaelStA
eusar-RAv ysv ssroee ao1 ngnsR c9Hs9
az rsaniHg: e ss.sn!ssal. eo$ss 5.1SsI
sisn nominal: New Orissns ~ ~
aotiva and arm Coeoon-eoe4 - - -
easy; crudes e S.sdess eeaSoA yencS e
Eade. SiaSco ho.ln dan - 49,
ebous stsody cad Quise Pofk e5oglJee NJ
dles eay. Lard stronger md 4lleei 49,
ern steam. e6!o; city ssssms e4Ie; eeleee
bers oa70 osked. tSelShte eoeiyo 80 o9ooo
CHICAGO
CmcAeo. August a.--Ths 90 Q1o1aa1mD vseo
- fOllows: flour steady; vintee peeeetA elooe
e4.50; epring petsnte, eA76eo&10 No
sprinf Wheat, se9(c Nc psise vees4 - I
2slio No white SlsSlj(N No Sysiss, SegS6
ribe. oe.65sea70. Drysaltsd ehe1ldey. 80
sal0 6hors-clsarA o7.20se7.s0 Mlksgs
Wheat va nrm shsoushout usss 4 Ne -.
sion to-day. There was No excleomeas bat ooo4s
steady buying and few reactlooA 5Ao neuo -
buliiah. The martst cecsts1 q BRA 80 De-
s ss% s4.d :SG :. s.sSss q eo ss s.s =
reports that nearly 100000 bushse -
wheat and some nour had beea deaEs
"a nom the Atlantic seaboArd, ea1slng
Q rally 70 pO1<c again, and The caoeo Xao
at 00Nc Corn was strong and hlenon 10
nrmness IN wheat and provieions save 70 ~ ~
strength, bus later u was materially Aelpee q
in the condition q me corn crop Y tnae 49,
95o. on July Isl 70 Sp3{c. August Ia 1hle
started the shorts 70 covering, ana Tie pftoe g
September, which opened 9ka}lc. up o 6o9tA61es
ADVANCED 70 s7Nc. Later. o ssanane 49,
September started e a79(e and ga D ga
closed q 26Itc Provisions we're arm N syD'
patty with the grains and the feet that hog ~
csipts we're $500 head less than the estimate
September pork opened % oJ0.00. ranged %
ol0.B71faelO.05 ana cloaed ~ $1,000. Lard
was steady within range Of &C., closing ~ me-
lium nsurss and 2nc: over y:ssstdsy'S 60 -.
end e6.70, closing q o6.70 o. 21fc over ysstssS
davsa Lat 0GuroA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
DALTLMORl

BALrnoss, August s.-Flouf steady ana
Unchanged; receipts, 1856 barrels eslse,
400 bsrrela Wheat nrm; spot. os}{a9e?4ct
October, Ss31s6sssc.; southern wheat active;
Fults, D3oaS1; Longberry, e5c.ae1; rscsipes,
212,8O2 bushels; shipments, none; se0cs,
LOS 1928 bushels; sales. 100000 busesls'
lid september, Csc. bid: southern corn dali;
while. 6sc.; yellow, 8sc.; receipts. S,0t0 bush.
oils shipments, mono; etock, u ,sOl buanols;
Gales. none, Oats steady; No. .nits western western
1900 bushels; shipments, none; stock, 3l,vOS
bushels. Rye active: No. ., SlaS3c. rsceipts,
R,7s3 bushels; shipments, mono; stock, a.nos
014aS15. Grain freights unchanged. Cotton
Middiing nominal as SIC. Provisione No change.
Butter drrn. Eggs steady. Coffee arm; Rio CAT.
goes. fair, 19c.; No. l7lsc. Sussr-oranu-
lated, ~. Peanuts-No change.
ST LoUIA
Dr.. LOUIS, No.. August s.-Flour dun and
. Ssss and . asss.sas p 5ss xisssss:
Wheat started bullish and advanced and then
weakened with oats The MARKET rallied again
and .avsnoed, ruling steady 70 No c,oss; .saSs
Is: '1 august. Ss s sss ss; e
Der, s9Isa90l4c. closing, 00,<c bid. Corn
irregular and unsettled; The CLOSE .se ~
September, 53Ita55llc. closing. 65M. VssS
0rmer: No. 2 cash, 27lic.; september. 203zA
27s5c.; closing, 27a27Tsc. whiskey steedy q
ou uiss' Pors. Sio.7s. Lard. $3.50. Dry 81;
meats (boxe Shoulders, 81 " n longs, e1.lOa
Eliza; nbs, o7.25 ;:skort-clesr,:e7 20. Bsccn
(boxsdl- shoulders. 1925 longs. S7;SOs2.eo;
ribs, e7.00s97.76: short-clesr, t7.37lsAe1.3s.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., August 8.--Piour In good a..
s9sc corS s SSns No nissa. Sac
0as: a.%er No mi1ss so,t o,n:Sss h rSss
meats 6rm q o6.75ae6.S7H Becou steady -
o7.7A Whiskey steady 81 el.l7.
WILMINGTON.
wnxncrc., n; G. August s.xr S,p,c.
good strained, ella Tar firn ~ eL0o.
Crude surpsntins nrm; hard. el.2o; yellow
dip and virgin, o2.lbs
LIVERPOOL Markets
L1vynpooI, August S.-6don.-Coteon steady
and In fair demand American mtdounx, A1tks
salss, $4,000 bales; American. l0.W0 oaisss
none. FUTURES arm; August and Sepssmess.
1904; September and Octooer. SS041s
sIoo< 3i-04d. October and N0scmoer, q lO.0A1s
also : Se.64d: November ana DsssI 9Ns
-. 49, tSs "a; 5snasry ana ssSrSsry4 49,,
~, 47-6z tebruary and NarOh, t0.eld.
/ n L-Amssican middiinss lid -
MID %i6da "a: 1Ses;s sU0's iSs1. bsys a.
Sus s' "a 1sptsfrDsr, { si-eld., b1ysni -.
tsmbsr snd October. 8 a0-e4d.. bsyeesi 0ceo'
boz end Novsmbee. Al:Std. neZs1t 49,.
81 ma Jsnuary, 4 I7-6ld., sel!qn 1enoogy
and Isbguary. 8 $3.50. bcZemi yeeseasy -
March. ! 6l-6lAl ss-6td ysssso sssee ~
q ne odvnnCA
NORFOLK PHAHuTHAaK1E
CRspWssd Ia ~ DlGDaeGAl
,: As:'; e. ; os.sss. s ss cs:ss
SA33fc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Bears Again Devote Attention -
Richmond and West Peist Terminal


Richmond and West PeiaS Terminal
fBy telegraph 70 the ptspsschl
NEW YORK. August s.-Ths stock market
to-day WAS again dull and displayed no
decided temper. though tho general
tendency was upward, and prices this
evening are generally fractionally higher
than last evening. The trading -
rule was devoid Of interest,
but the attention OF the beam was
turned upon Richmond and West
Point again. and that stock was made CON-
psratiyely active and weak, though its
decline was measured by small fraction.
The leading active stocks were st. Paul,
Union Pacific. Northern Pacific preferred,
Atchison, Burlington, Richmond and West
Point, and Chicago Gas. and only IN the
last named was the extreme ductuation
for the day as much as per cent. London
was again buyer, and the local bear ele-
ment was rather inactive except in che
stock above mentioned.
THE OPENING FIRM.
The opening was firm under the infiu-
ence of the foreign buying, but tho press:
ure upon Union Pacific and Richmond and
West Point from the local bears caused 9
slight depression In these shares and
checked the upward tendency In the gen;
eral list after Atchison had risen. e and
other smaller fractions. The Indultrfala
were specially strong. however, and HugaF
rose III per cent. to 79H. The ban1I
statement showed loss In the reeeryes Of
over 81, 600 600, but had NO appreciable IN.
iuence on speculation. being about what
was expected, and the late trading was Ut
terry featurslsss.
THE CLOSE DULL But FIRM.
The market finally closed dull but arm
at small fractional gains for the day, nc
material change taking place IN quotation!
among the leading shares. Sales OF listed
stocks &, 900 shares; unlisted. 1000 shares.
MONTY AND HxCuANoE
Exchange quiet ct 4sS1ls4S5h
Commercial bills, 4a21fa4S4h. Money easy
no loans, closing offered at Q. 6ut-Tres.
sury balances Coin. @92, 1S4, 900 currency
S25, sss. 600. Governments dull and heavy
1 per cents. 1854 as. 1904. State 5ondi
neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
SPANISH WoRkMeN AROUSED.
The Protest Against the Treaty Touching
Cuba and Porto Rico.
[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch

tional Labor Association. fearing the con-
sequences to Spanish workmen that. it is
believed. will follow the going into effect
Of the treaty in regard 20 Cuba and Porto
Rico recently ratified by Spain and the
United States, held q meeting to protest
against the commercial relations that will
be established under the new arrange
ment. The effect of the treaty was set
forth at length by the various speakers,
who declared that it would render Cuba a
colony Of the United States The speakers
were very energetic in their denuDciations
OF the treaty, and there was great excite
ment among the audience. The meeting
decided to use all the means in its power
to secure revocation of the treaty. and 1t
was also decided to summon monster
meeting Of ell the people engaged in the
Catalan trade to protest against 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
kcceders from Parnell.
rBy Anglo American cable to the Dispathc.1

DUBLIN, IRELAND. August 8.-A telegram
has been received in this city from Belfast.
stating that Messrs. Dillon and OBrien
have persuaded four of the Irish members
of the House of Commons, who since the
disruption of the Irish Parliamentary
nell. to secede from the Parnellite section
and cast their fortunes with the Nc
Carthyite section, that Is opposed to Par
nell as leader Of the Irish cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
4 oisAsrRoUs sToRAk

na1o IN Tesrsnts-The Wind 1feoeeeeee
Houses wrssksd- Psepls Kll1sds
(By telegraph - ne Dispasch.l
ASHLAND, VIVA, August 0.-At 4 o'clock
to-day storm-cloud which came mp nom
the west broke OVER ChacQusmsgon 9ey
with disastrous results. The rain tell
IA torrents. accompanied BY wind blow:
ing ct . tremendous velocity. Ine rocf
The Swedish Baptist church We lifted
four feet from It's foundation and turned
around. and number Of small dwclltngs
were twisted about. A great dca! OF
damage was done throughout this section.
but tho worst mischief was ct Wsshburn,
on the opposite side Of the bay. where .
circus tent was blown down and two boys
were killed, and . number Of others
were badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

All this difficulty about place where
the United States monitors can be placed
and kept in fresh water demonstrates the
necessity Of the Government to purchase
q site for fresh-water basin. 1t will have
to be done eventually and the longer the
Government puts on the purchase the
moro the land will cost in the end.-Ports-
mouth PrO1reSs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
A Lsather-Board Monopoly.
Try telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

Bosros, MASS. August SAN English
syndicate has purchased practically all the
factories IN the eastern
States. The purchase includes the plant OF
the Harwood Manufacturing Company at
Leominster. Mass. with it's olara-chair
Compsny OF kennebec. the Leather Com
psny of Boston, and the plant Of Clegg b
Fisher OF Lawrence. The local managers
are To remain in charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
The Bertng Sea Sealers.
IN. 4>is~rsnh 70 TIA Nia0afch.

WAsurxoroS. d. c., August The Navy
Department has received letter dated
Unaiaska, Alaska, July 18th. from Com
mander Q. 8. Cotton. commanding the
United States naval force in Boring 6oa, IN
the course Of winch he saws that the sealing
feet this season numbers about seventy
vessels. of which about one hall have al
ready been boarded and warned to leave
the sec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
A well-Known Hotel Destroyed.
fRv teieyrap nh u the Dispatch.l

CoorERsrowS, n. Y. August S.-The we'll
known Cooper House. at Coopcrstown, N.
Y, caught ere in the kitchen at 4 O'Clock
this morning, and before o'clock was
burned completely to the ground. The
firemen worked bravely, but the hotel be-
ING frame building the fire could not be
controlled. Everybody got out in time,
but some lost their baggage. The loss is
placed at $4,000. THIS is partly covered
by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

All sections know that this IL single ma
ton, indissoluble and more firmly united
than ever because of the war.
With that knowledge the honors to Jack.
son are especially paid to the man and not
to the cause. In such commemorstion Of
the life of an earnest Christian and great
soldier tho country can sympathize and
even join.-PiHsbuyg DisDdtch (Repub'icdn).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Engiand's Great Smith Indisposed.
rpv ,clo N, African re n, a q, III n Dfs ma frh

LONDON, August s.-The private secre-
tary of William Henry Smith. the First
Lord of the Treasury. has written letter
in which he says that the illness of Mr..
Smith will compel the abandonment Of the
public ceremonies attendant upon the in
stallation of Mr.. Smith as Warden of the
Cinaue Ports, 10 which Office he was APP
pointed to succeed the late Earl Granville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
EDITOR ELLIOTT SENTENCED.


Couun1us, o.. August a-william J.
dearcs tos tie Killing Of 4. o. Osborns last
Fe6ruary. WAa to-day sontenesd TO tho
Ohio penitentiary lcs lie. There ~ :
neal crowd pss1sot. but net one q tAs
Pub As!t took ap ,hS not,cr e : a e
~. eommeotiae - eootAtne HAnnW
60 81 !. IS - sslss's3 8 !:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
ALLOW THAT KILLED.
Fight to o Finish, Sure Euough-Arrests
for MapsIsughtcr.

IBy Apglo-Amerioan cable to tho DIspafch.l
MANCHESTER, Enc, August S.--Two local
fighters named Hanney and Swindell fought
aside The fight lasted one hour and
ended by blow from SwIndell which
killed Hanney instantly. Swindell and the
leaders who brought up the fight were ar
rested on the charge Of manslaughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
ALLIANCE AND DEMOCRATS.
A Combination Anti-Lottery Ticket In
Louisiana.
(By telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

NEW ORLEANS, La, August s.-The con-
terence Of the Farmers Alliance and the
anti-Lottery Democrats at Lafayette has
resulted in m agreement by which q joint
Alliance will name the Governor, Irea-
surer, and Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation, and the anti-Lottery League the
Lieutenant Governor. Auditor. Attorney
General. and Secretary Of State. These
nominations are to be made by conven-
ton elected by all the white voters who
are opposed to the lottery, and afterward
submitted to the Democratic State Con-
vention. The Alliance endorsed this agree
ment and at once nominated Thomas 4.
Adams, its president and the state CON-
missioner OF Agriculture. for Governor.
The campaign will be almost altogether
on the lottery issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Business First, &c

jenkins: was very sorry to bear that
Browns wife was dead. Poor fellow he
must feel his loss. must 60 to the fu-
neral Wednesday afternoon.
Blinkips: No; Wednesday morning..
Jenkins. Why, was told in the after
noon.
Blinkins IL was 80 originally intended,
but was afterwards changed so that Brown
could see the afternoon baseball game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Champion Dou bie-Scuilers of tho World.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.)

HAMILTON. ONT., August S.-The double
scull for the championship of the world
came OF here this evening between Han.
Ion and O'Connor and Gaudaur and Nc
Kay. The water was without q ripple.
Hanlan and OConnor won by fully four
boat lengths in IS minutes 26}S seconds.
There was much disappointment because
the record was not broken. 1t Was gene
rally believed that the winners could have
made new record if they had been
nushnd