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The morning call., 1891-09-19
RoWDYIsM RAMPANT.
The Reception "Lohengrin" Received at 1t
Second Presentation.

Second Presentation.
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-The second perform
ance of Wagner's 'Lohengrin" took place
this evening, at the Grand Opera House
During the second act number of globules
containing fetld chemical substance were
thrown from the gallery to the orchestra.
The Police Commissary gave warning that
If this was repeated the galleries would be
cleared. The rowdyism OF man who
shouted to Conductor Lamoreux will you
have the kindness TO play the Mar
seillaise?'" was met with calls of turn
him OUT and the police removed the
offender. By midnight, the crowd outside Of
the theater having increased, the police
made charge and cleared the streets. Six
hundred and eighty arrests were made.
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Asanniat,nn Gamaa

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1s.-St Louis 6, Ath-
letcs 10.
COLUMBUS. Sept. S-The game with
Boston was postponed on account of rain.
MILWAUKEE, Sept IS. = Milwaukees 4.
Baltimores IL.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 18. - Louisvilles Q,
Washlpgtons 8.
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Mysteriously Murdered.

OswEGo (Kans.). Sept 1s.-James Hart, a
wealthy stockman, was murdered last night
The circumstances surrounding the murder
are very mysterious. Fifteen months ago
Hart was married to widow Of John
Fisher, who had been mysteriously mur-
dered short time before. Last night Hart
was shot in the head and killed while lying
In bed by the side of his wife. Mrs. Hart
says she does not know who committed the
crime; that she was asleep when tue shot
was fired
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Forests and Grain Destroyed in North Dakota
and Wisconsin.

JAMESTOWN CN. Dak.), Sept 1s.-Fires in
Stuttsman aud Eddy counties have de-
strOyed over 2l5 acres of grain.
LISBON On. Dak.), Sept. 1S.-A fire started
mysterously Oh the prairie near CramePs s
farm, SIX miles north from here. and nearly
$4,000 bushels of wheat were destroyed. AT
the latest reports the fire was still raging.
CUMBERLAND (Wis.), Sept. 49, Forest
fires are raging in the country Immediately
south of this city, and strong wind pre-
walls Several farm-houses and barns, two
wood yards near the Omaha track and q
large amount Of other property have been
destroyed. The village of Perly is almost
wiped out by the fire.
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Gross Railroad Earnings.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-The gross earnings OF
lines in the Transcontinental Association
for the month of June we're: For pas
sengers. S697, ,9SS: for freight, Sl,924,34
This is a decrease in the passenger earnings
of June, 1890, of S15S72. and an increase In
freight earnings of S523 425. The highest
percentage fell to the Southern Pacifc-26
per cent Of the passenger and 81 per cent Of
the freight business,
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Pennsylvania State Funds

HARRISBURG, Sept. 18.-At meeting of
the Legislative Committee this afternoon
the Presidents Of various Harrisburg banks
testified they had deposss of State funds,
but had paid no interest thereon and had
contributed nothing for the favJ- of the
Slate Treasurer. Two Of them-Messrs.
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Bismarck in Good Health.

HAMBURG. Sept. 1S.-Herr Emil Voight,
who visited Prince Bismarck few days
ago at Varzin, says that the Princes health
Is all that can be desired, considering his
age. On the day of Herr VOight's arrival
the Prince rode for two hours on high
stepping horse. The activity of his mind is
even more remarkable than his bodily
strength
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gether. 1t spread all over my
head, and my hair all fell out.
until l was entirely bald-headed: I:
it then broke out on my arms and
shoulders. until my arms were
Just one sore. Ii covered my en-
tire body, my face. head and
shoulders being the worst. The
white scabs fell constantly from
my head. shoulders and arms; /;
the skin would thicken and be red
and very itchy, and would crack
and bleed II scratched. After
spending many hundreds OF dol
lars, l was pronounced incurable.
i heard OF the CUTIcURA. REM ~
DIES and after nsInr tvn hnffInz
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up at their par valua, S75, ,OOO. 900, and the
actual market value was $4,000, 600, and
that amount of money was actually used in
the single days business. Deacon S. V.
White was conspicuous figure on the specu-
times on the street Hehas been a rampant
bull for weeks and has added something
like round million to his fortune
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A Traiu.Robber Captured.

MUsKoGEE Qnd. IT,, Sept lS.-Word was
received here late tonight that the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas robbers who
robbed the express just north of here Mon
day night had been Overtaken by officers
and bl0OdhOunds seventy-fve miles west Of
here and sharp fight followed, in which
one of the Dalton boys was wounded and
captured.
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At Philade elphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept IS. - The home
team outbatted Cincinnati to-day. Philadel-
phias IA, Cincinnatis 6. Batteries King,
Esper and Graulich; Crane and Harring-
ton
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TROUBLE IN TENNESSEE.
Kentucky Miners Preparing to Remove Con
yicts at Briceyille

VICls 1T bIIUbVIIIb.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Sept. 1S.-GOvernor
Buchanan of Tennessee to-day wired GOV-
erDor Brown OF Kentucky that lie had reli-
able information that Kentucky miners were
preparing TO release c0nvicts in the mines
at Brlceville. Tenn. He saws men have be-
fore invaded Tennessee and released the
cOuvictS He asks Governor Brown to re-
press this lawlessness. Governor Brown
replied that he would do all in his power te
prevent the trouble ANTICIPATED. but called
Governor Buchanan's attention to the fact
that the Kentuckians doing unlawful acts
In Tennessee are liable to punishment under
tile laws Of the State.
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CurIcuRA REsoLvENT, Could see change: and
after had taken four bottles, was almost cured;
and when I had used six bottles of CUTICURI
REsoLvENr, box Of CUrIcURA. and one
cake of CUTICURA SOAR, / was cured OF the
dreadful disease from which had suffered for five
years. cannot express with pen what suffered
before using the REMEDIES. They saved my life,
and feel it my duty 10 recommend them. My haIr
is restored good ever and 50 is my eyeslght.
MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City. Iowa
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Three Indians Killed.

SAGINAW (Mich.). Sept 18-News has
reached here to-day that at Bay Port last
Squanos-had been killed by Charles Ather-
ton and man named Bradshaw. The MUIR
der was the result OF quarrel. Atherton
has been arrested, but Bradshaw is still at
large.
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pinvcla Tournament.

PEORIA, Sept. 1s.-There are over zoe
wheelmen In the city in attendance at the
bicycle tournament. To-day the worlds
record for two miles was brokensby Wheel
man Murphy of New York The record was
Murphy made The dist distance in 4:5S 81.
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BEARS TOSS ED BY BULLS.
The Biggest Day in Wall Street Seen for Ten
Xaara

New YORK. Sept. 1s-There was unusual
activity in Wall street to-day, and the
scenes brought back the boom Of ten years
ago. Prices bouaded upward and there was
no room for bears. 1t was the greatest bull
day witnessed in the street since the rise
that followed the "West Shore settlement"
by which In 1884 the Vanderbilts got pos
session Of that road and terminated the dis
astrous war rates between the West Shore
and the New York Central. Transactions on
the stock exchange in bonds and stocks footed
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At Boston.

Boston, Sept. 1s.-Clarkson's pitching de
feated the Pittsburgs to-day. Bostons 9,
Pittsburgs 8. Batteries-Clarkson and Gan
eel, Baldwin and Miller.
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Michigan Methodists.

DETROIT, Sept is. - In the Michigan
Methodist conference this morning, after
full discussion, the question of admitting
women as lay delegates was decided in
favor of their admission, by a vote of 149
10 73
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No--;oge con+sun,o+sd

BERLIN, Sept. IS. - According to the
Volks Zeitung conference will shortly be
held at Castle Zola, in Ratibor, with view
to arranging a marriage of the Archduchess
Stephanie, the widow of Prince Rudolph.
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The Checker Contest.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-In the Barker Reed
checker contest both games to-day were
drawn. Double-corner openings were used.
The score stands; Barker, 3; Reed, o.;
drawn, 5.
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Jeonings and Bomberger-admtted having
contributed to the Campaign Fund, but as
serted they never solicited State deposits,
but said they rather expected such deposits
when they went upon State Treasurer
Boyer's bond.
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At Brookiyu.

BROOKLYN. Sept. 1S. - The Clevelands
were easily defeated to-day Brooklyns 6.
Clevelands 0. Batteries = Caruthers and
Kinslow, Viau and Collins.
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A British Bark Ashore.
Carriage Factory Burned.

BILOXI (Miss.) Sept lS-The British
bark Bertha Biglow is ashore on Petit Bay
Island.
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Another Contestant.

CALAIS (Me). Sept. 1S.-Attorneys to-day
entered an appearance for Annie Z. Sever
ance Of Los Angeles, Cal. as contestant of
the will of Mrs. Seares.
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

My disease (psorlasis) first broke out on my lefs
cheek, spreading across my nose. and almost COW
| ering my face 1t ran into my eyes, and the ply
| scian was afraid would lose my eyesght alto
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BASEBALL GAMES.
The New York Giants Again Defeat the
Chicago Club

New YORK, Sept. 1S.-The G iants easily
won to-day on Chcago's errors. New Yorks
8, Chcagos 8. Batteries-Ewing and Buck
ley, Gumbert and KIttredge.
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BELAIR (Md.), Sept 1s,-The Pullet Car
riage Factory was burned to-day. Loss,
100000.
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Do NOT miss the opportunity Of securing choice
lot on easy terms at the grand auction sale this
afternoon on the grounds, corner OF Twenty-fourth
AID broadway, Oakland William J. Dlngee. auc-
tioneer.
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PRIZE-FIGHT STOPPED.
The Pugilists Arrested and Placed Under
Bonds

New ORLEANS, Sept. lS.-The Grand
Jury met again this afternoon and took up
the prize-fght matter. 1t is said that some
of the jurors were in favor of q special re-
port recommending that prize fights be
stopped, but the necessary twelve votes
were not forthcoming. and the report was
not made. However, the jury decided to
make test case of the clubs position under
the law and indictments were therefore
found against Tommy Warren and Cal Nc
Carty for training and being about to en-
gage in a priZe-fight in violation OF the act
prohibiting prZe-fghting in this State.
The concluding sentence of the act reads:
SIT is provided that this act shall not apply
to exhibitions and glove contests between hui
man beings which may take place within the
rooms OF regularly chartered clubs" The
warrant was served on McCarty at Car
rolton. The pugilist was driven to court in
a carriage. A member of the club signed a
bond of $1,000 for his appearance when
wanted, and he returned 10 his training
quarters. Warren is over at the lake, but
will give bond when he goes to town. The
Olympic Club Directors held meeting this
evening. and decided to hold the contest
next Tuesday esening, as advertised in or
der to have the matter thoroughly ana le-
gally tested.
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Thirteen deaths by accident and suicide
occurred in New York on the same day of
the recent terrible holocaust in Park place.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood Purifier. internally ito cleanse ths
blood OF all impurities and poisonous elementS),
and CurIcURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUrIcURA
clear the skin and scalp and restore the har have
cured thousands of cases where the shedding OF
scales measured quart daily, the skin cracked
bleeding burning and itching almost beyond endur-
ance. hair lifeleSs all gone, suffering terrible,
What other remedies have made such cures?
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUrrcusA, SOC; Sok.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Foreign Commissioners Holding Conference
With he Chicago Direeters

CHICAGO, Sept 1S-The Worlds Fair
Foreign Commission arrived here this after
noon from its European tour They are
accompanied by Sir Henry p. Wood. Secre-
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APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.

prominent member of the Barillas party,
who was granted an audience upon the pre-
text that lie had petition tn present.
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THE cars OF the Piedmont cable road pass the
property every five minutes TO be sold at public auc-
tlon this Afternoon. Twenty-fourth and broadway.
Oakland William j. Dingee, auctoncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29

NEW YORK, March 2s.--Cotton--Nct and
gross receipts, $50 bales. Futures cloeed quiet |;
sales, Il, 400 bales; March and April, fs.54a
1915; May, 3s.S2asS.s3; June. sS.ofass.g2;
July, ss.99as0; August, t0.giasg.05; septem.
Dor and October, S9.06ase.O7; November,
S9.05aS000; December, e00saeoO0: Janns
ary. 40. l3aSO.li.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29
The Bonds of Letter-Carriers.

W.surseroN. ID. c., March 2s.-The Post
Once Department has made an important
decision with reference to the bond TO be
accepted from letter-carriers throughout
the country. Hitherto it has been. the
rule TO accept only bonds from private
individuals for the faithful performance OF
the carriers duties. but hereafter any
rreenn,able trust company In good financial
standing will be accepted on, q surety
bond. The decision was made by the
Postnaster-General upon letter ron ni
Major Pollock, of the free.Deiiyery Di-
prasident LYMAN, OF the American Secu-
r;ty Company Of New York, and was re-
fs,,yed 10 MIR. Tyner, the Assistant Attor-
new General OF the Post Office Department.
Tie postmaster General rendered his de-
c,son upon Mr.. 1yner's ruling that snch
bond might be accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29
The Mozart Musicale.

The well-known Listmann Club of Bos-
ton will appear at the regular Mozart Mon;
day evening. Bernard Listemann ana
Fritz Giese are too well known to need in
PRODUCTION. The futist is FIR. Rucquoy,
who made such success last December
with the Boston Symphony Club. Madame
Giese is the vocalist, soprano who has
had wide experience and success in Eu-
rope and America.
The programme is as follows: 1. Four
teenth Hungarian Rhapsody, Niszt,) The
Listmann Club. 2. Scena and Aria from
al Trovaltore," Verdi,) Madame Giese.
8. Concerto in A minor, (VieuxtempsD b.
Listemann. 4. Solo for Flute, Mons;
Rucquoy. 5. Solo for Cello, lie Desirr,"
(Servais,) Mr.. Giese. 6. Gypsy Rondo,
(Haydn,) Hungarian Dance, Brohms)., T.
Doppler,) Messrs. Rucquoy, Listemann'
and Giese. 8. Songs, All, Wherefore,
Rothschild), There's a Way, (Raf),
Madame Giese. 8. Fantastic on Midsum-
mer Nights Dream. (Mendelssohn).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29
THE GRIP RECORD.
Deaths from the Disease in New York and
Elsewhere.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. March 2S.--For the Last TWEEN.
ty-four hours three deaths were reported
from la grippe. making total of fourteen
for the week.
DKATH-BATK UNPRECEDENTED.
CHICAGO. March 2s.--Damp, cloudy vea-
ther continues here. and the epidemic of
grip has steadily grown more severe and
more fatal since the beginning OF the pres-
ent month. The officials of the Depart
ment OF Health say that the death-rate for
the present week IL unprecented. The
number OF deaths since the LIST of March.
compared with the number for the CORE
spending period in 1890, illustrates the
present condition Of things very clearly.
The table is made up by weeks:
lS90-First week. 4S4 second week, 498 I:
third week. 465; fourth week, 419.
ls9i-First week. ADJ; second week, 700 /;
third week, 8Oi; fourth week, 900.
The returns for this week are as yet in
complete, but are estimated as above.
MANY cAsEs AND THE NUMBER INcREAsINo.
WABASH, ND, March 2s.--The city physi-
clans say that there are from ], 800 to 1900
cases OF the grip here, and that tho num-
Der OF patients 10 on the increase. There
have, however. been no deaths from the
disease.
THE DISEASE NOT SERIOUS AT THE HUB
BosToS. MASS, March 28.-The boards of
health for State and city are authorities
for the statement that though the presence
OF In grippe in Boston is undoubted it's
severity IS slight, and in proportions il
will certainly not equal the attack OF last
year. despite its present excessive preva-
lence In the western and middle States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29

nv Youz. Narun re- cesem Ys;e$I ~
o3 bales upiaads, g. 0 49, "a - ssnsto g
lscslPss lss Two ~, az ~, 8 jtsssS -
orsss Ssi sss aS;siSs 100 Ssls; osl SO
Sza Saiss southern 1oes = ~ ~, ~ I. i5E &
wheat stronger; 10 3 20. S!:,o 51sSssss 80.
ss!sset: lsei LIZ .s ss' 3 ;Sassss i2i
s:sa 50 81 xsssS 81 ..s!i, n sS
Ss, 1890 yay 7St@ sfcst; options advsnsd -
On On e, ssre,m puylns' declined 10 o. rss',.ss
and closed xsitc. on for ne ~ ysiv. 504
March, 7s54e; Nsy, 5sHS; All, ~ "a -
sssss ssi x sns s. ana Ip ss Ssy
srot. No. q, se05zc Western mixed. ~ ~
Cofise--options opened steady. ciose9 aas -.
2 ~ gSns s,Ss s cs dur Sos
fair cargoes, eco. Saesr-kAw ntm !, -, - ~
active fair renning, 5>sc-; ccnsnfnean, ~
1916 refined dull ana unc. aaass S.v,cSG
Rice In good demand and arm. ~ s,s<H
steady and quiet. Cotton-sccd OIL nrm ~ ~ {6S<s
Resin dull but frm. Tarpentme onn q - ~,
Ale. Pork nrm and more active. becs ~ 49,
demand and frm. Beef-hams active and stEo1S
Tserced beef frm and quiet. Cutmean 49,
and unchanged. Mddles quiet and nfn n d.,s<s
s ns g. s 30; cpsiSns~Apr, sfos; May. e7fdj
July, e7.33. frcights dun and unchansc9
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, March 2s.--Cotton nominal 49,
ding, ejSc. Flour quiet and steady; n0vsk
street and western super, eJay3ovs ~ 49,
extra, sa7esstSo; do sv. DO, is sasps SsSss
$40: winter wheat patcnt, e5.t0seo80;
spring wheat patent. S5'5oas5.s5; DO. o.,
strllsht, e5aS5.40; do. do, extra,
Icnspsrry, 81. osasiia; No. 2, t1.o9 steamer.
No. 2. red. sl.o5tf;. western nrm.r' a. 10 a..
winter spo' eS M :To s SlS "a.
gust. si.oi bid. Con-scathern quiet bus
nrm; white, 72a7sc.; yellow, 7os$s7ss l; vest vest.
ern steady; mixed spot 7ltss!i No. ha IT,.
ja aS.i 3Ss i apr Steamer, Sssa DID, oass:qSii
and steady: ungraded southern and Pennsyr
vanis, 01a63c. do western white. o<scS:t
sS,s aS do DO. mixed, oisSs,4c. Rye nom:
common TO fair, s5a92c. Hay frm; choice
timothy, s1o.5ossii; good to prime sg = so.
new. sis. Bulk-mests tioose)- Shoulders, %, aoA
$3.50; long clear, 1925; clear-nb Sides
se.a5; sussr-picsied shoulders: 500; ss'
small, s1o.S5; large, sIo.e5. Lard-Rc-
creamery cream VA fancy, Sc 10. fair % choke.
3oa3lc. do. initiation. 2Ds30c. ladls fancy s
27c. do. fair TO good, 2oa2&c. Eggs stronger
and hrm at 2yc. Coffee duh RIO carsocs, fair
l9Sta20c. No. z, lshalslsr- Sugar very quiet;
f as WISH e steady SSyp az Ffesss
TO Liverpool per steamer nrm; cotton, 20r;
-four, In sacks, &c. per 100 pounds; grain, e,sd.
Cork, for orders. Pa 1iSd spot, nominal, 3s5u.s
August. Receipts-Fiour, 1o6Id barrels; whents
L., GOA bushels; corn, 3l,eO3 bushels; oatss
5000 bushels rye, 23f bushels. shipments.
Flour, 100 barrels. Sales-Wheah, 3U,Iio
bushels; corn, 1878 bushels.
| CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, March 2S.-Cash quotations wcre a.
follows: Flour steady and unchanged. M. =
/ spring wheat, $i.0isi No. 2 red. sl.023gn
| sl.03la. No. corn. $3.50. No. oats, S2ke
| Mess-pork, $3.50. Lard, s6.s2is. short-rine,
| seaside. Dry-saltod shoulders, Sf.b0a$410
| Short-clear Sd20as6.25. Whskey, e1.ld.
| Tina leading futares ranged "a follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29
HEAVY LANDSLIDES.
A CONTINUOUS FALL or EARTH ON
The p. p. & r. RAILROAD.
other Breaks ON tho Washington and
soufhern-The Richmond and Dam
Vile Railrosd--Trsvel stopped,
rspcc,al telegram % the Dispssch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
FREpEBIcKsBURa, Va. March 2s.-Proba-
bly, one of the heaviest landslidcs that has
ever occurred on any railr Dad in this sec
ton Of Virginia occurred on the Potomac.
Piedmont and Fredericksburg railroad at
what is known as Mills's cut, about two
miles from this city. this morning. and at
this hour is slowly but continuously
aiding. The slide is about enc hundred
and fifty feet in length and forty feet in
depth. and the track for distance of
about seventy Yards IL torn away and
carried about thirty feet from its original
position. II is doubtful whether train
can be gotten over the road before Wednes-
day.
REPAIRING DAMAGE.
The company now has large force OF
hands Mt work, but az fast as they remove
the dirt large quantities Of 1t fills the va
cum. The slide began last Monday when
about twenty feet of II gave way. but II
was thought that it had reached its end and
its continuation to-day was great surprise.
II is estimated that six thousand cubic
feet has fallen to-day. The. slide begins
from the bottom, which is thought to be
caused by the recent heavy rains, az the
land il composed of limestone and quick
sand, tho bottom of which is slate. Inc
amount of damage cannot yet be esti-
mated.
A ErG FALL AT OLD TUNNEL.
Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March %. "A landslide.
caused by the excessively heavy rains OF
the past few days. occurred at the old tun-
mel, at -Four Mile-Run" station, on the
Washington Southern railroad. this eve.
ming, completely blocking travel TO and
from the South. The Sol accommodation
train from Washington to this city had
Just passed through tho old arch. over
which the Alexandria canal used TO now
VIXEN the slide occurred, the falling mass
Of earth just grazing the rear coach OF the
train.
DANGEROUS POINT.
II was at this point that the terrible ac-
cident of February, 1884, occurred. but
since then the railroad company has had
the roof of the tunnel blown open and dou-
bic tracks LAID through it: Wrecking
trains are now the scene of the accident,
and travel will be resumed in few hours.
TWO SLIDES ON THE RICHMOND AND DANvnLE
AsHEvILIE, N. c., March 2s.-Two disas-
trous landslides have occurred on, the
Spartanburg branch of tho Richmond and
Danvile road and through traffic has been
discontinued. The track Is covered to the
depth of forty feet for quarter OF mile.