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balloon ard Occupant Missing.

IL Poo. TrIAs, S.rtomber Il. Thi7
afternoon John /. Els. 4 the min
making expedition. m Gp IN balloon
two mll,s T. measure the humidity of the
atmosphere. when tie balloon Was one
mile q number o. explosions w"re set on
OH tne ground. me balloon fell IN the
mountains taItecn milos from abe cltv
and neither tho balloon Dor occupant has
been ielri from. Since the heavy c1pio-
SION, ihls afternoon heavy dark ciou Is
have gathered above IT. fraukhn. from
which point the h0maarlmeut took place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
..-.-..-. $40 pi4~AiA-"
beginning with the French.
VATICAN OFFICIALS DISSATISFIED.


Several Of the prominent officials at the
Vatican have asked 10 be relieved OF Once
Among these are Cardinal Eampoila, Ne
crciary OF Stste. and Mgr. Mocennl, ASS,
taut Secretary Of State. The latter y, sara
TO be displca.cd because he has not been
made Cardinal and because oih'rs
younger iu'years ard official life have peeh
preferred for high diplomatic posts.
A COMING coSsIsToRY.
Immediately after the pilgrimage. which
arc expected to restore the finances OF inc
Vatican. the Pope will hold . consistoTy,
which wa POSTPONED last Nay on account
of the heavy losse. that wore then sus-
tanned.
The Pope has expressed desire 70 the
Corlosa monks that there b. founded IN
Rome grand Cortosa where all the no.
vices II the order mny receive iustruc-
tons. The consent Of the General Mouse
At Grenoblo Is expected. The oGer OF the
Pope. however. has awakened the jealous.
OF the Bcnedlctines. who complain th"t
the Pope no longer think, Of constructing
the grand college which he has PROMISED
t. build for them on BIT. Aventine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

-" once are by those cirvuIastancos prevent
90 nom calling AT the Once For their NAH and
",,'h we d'lay In this particular cncumbers tho
,,s",o "i'h undciivorcd mail matter and creatce
u'-sat''iaciion on the part q those who are tho
recipients OF mail hero WV
. 10 ieuove the Office and do nm oct 20 popular.
~ 'hN postal service AK that two carriers bo
appointed Tor :his Olicc. whose duty IL shall Io
@ deliver within The corporatc limits II mo "a, :,
e''h nlnN natter ns would othcryise form an
uLwteldy accumulation.
hercNith enclose cousus etatis.ics and other
1hia 80 eustain the Justice Of tho application thnt
mako. so which rall your attention specially.
N"mn 'ho past otshi months this city has had
,'is' as 'ssiona 10 its I, pnlatoI from the lo.a-
.Vn "l' our ruh1rne ~ large manufacturing en-
t'iifiecs. employing thol sands Of bands est
y"nf attention t0 tho enclosures that mike
an" rnndioly cypress tho opinion that no moro
popular move In the postal scryicc could AZ this
time he adopted
lSfirR FRoN MAYOR DANIEL.
tnlted States Senator John W. Danio,
ha> written worry nlCc letter 10 Nr Ron
I. owen. r.. secretary 81 the Democratic
convent one recently he'd IN Manchosfer
A"'w,edelng tho receipt 0t d.. Io,frr
enclosing size r"sui uiious adopted bv tho
cNhNeriious endorsing The senate. and
declaring n favor o. his re-oiecton. In
H. lnt'er Ma 'or Daniel SAYS.
NJ, u-'i"'a-s DO n9prcois'c ih,s tos,!.
i'oria' o' allr'on'lou irou my esteemed con-
't.tt'u'' aNt 80 cau only stimulate INV host
cul'a'D-' O. servc them ardcutly IIciirionfly.
an f.c6'N ratlHcl that my co.i-e is com.
"'''' o., 'I'h h9ll ~ intelligent aud
r,, .o- a., .h,r,1ho, - ' ar ,,a 'rn ,S.
reward 10. ghai ..ior has n'c,' ,.. '
'hc.f behalf. go
Nas. nnsSrH'a DEATH.
Tho funeral # xC;.or,,. \ p,o.,o,.
wt., 3,'S a., ~, r..',i y; nfHhcn'
on ski s.r1.. rr,v"nn ,'l rss ,nna
p.rf.r vii t.ka u,nca frrn' ,i.N p a.,'
l,,i-e.N.-.et Ean.,lf lrr,.b - ~.
a. In ,'c.,rk tr. prorcL 'a,.s 81 - nm :
s.s.rut mcrnlrr 40 thr i'n,,t,s, lt,,,'L ," 'i
u...o..cd * man, er,.an.. trs,.e' - '.,-
s.t,r. she W.. dat~htcr nf H. "a ,r
Gr.s,tb a,1 l.,v.s tm. i..,,a '..i - "
NNl"N7 COUNT
ne ioii." nc cases were disposed Of in
+ 'ur Mayor NnuF' yesterday morning:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
plsoUlETiNG NEWS FROM CHINA.
she i, lnnble 10 Fulfil Her Promises t'
Punish the Recent Rioters.

IoSpos, September l7.-Tho Berlin CORE
sroodent ofthe S'0n1Udteiegraphst mat me
German Foreign Ofiico has been rece!Nins
1,snpieting nows from China within inc
lar day or SO. China IS alleged 10 Dc una
lleto fulul her promises maze , tno Irpi
Nv ,,,,t,t,ves of the Powers that she would
ii',,sn,sb those WHO were implicated III the
9ecent outrages upon foreigners and their
nroper,y. aud that she would IN iutuFo
nrr0tect foreign residents from INJURY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

S.yAyyAu. DA.. September I'll. j..
J,uc- ia. young wii-. man Who wa-
STABBED by q. j. p.;tman u bail Oh Mon
Ola, ui-ht. d.ol last nlsh' from HIS wounds.
iittmau wa- turned loose today hv 3. cor
ourrs iury. bu, has been arrested FOR muir
d,rcunn order Il tine SoacitoT-Geucr-l.
Tho ,tabl.us grew out II 70 quarrel over %
woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
r--.,r.n,.ln Nom nnsincss.

Tbs Richmond and Chesapeahe Ia.i-
roag Company laet week de' si'eu WIN
Treasurer Chllirey $4,000 per cSn,.
g.. T,,ftb.stree, tunnel AL be COM
,a.nrrd and pushed 20 completion as pro
y,dcI in TIE ordnance granting the ran ram
chico. ne ordinance containing ms pro-
,,.,on was s,gncd 10y the MAJOR August
1s,H And Ito thrty-dey limit allowed ior
,srIntt.ueup OF the forfeit expired IhlIi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
DfAIfiA.

HOLLADAY.-D, ut his residence. No.
1919 McDonough street. Manchester, Va.
September II, 1891. ALFRED l.. HOLLA-
DAY. IN the siIty-third year OF his Ago.
Funeral services at the house TO-DAY,
September 18th. at "a. u. lnter.aen. IN
Spotsylyania county.
by request no flowers.
JONES Died. OF diphtheria. at Ill west
Main street on September Is. 1891, at &:o5
O'Clock =. ~. ANNIE. daughter Of Henry
and Sailie Jones, aged i've years and four
months.
Darling. thou art gone 20 rest,
Thy tolls and cares are Ger:
Aud sorrow, pain, and suffering now
Shall re'er distress thee more.
MOFFAT.-Died. Of diphtheris. sep
TENDER 18th, AZ IL O'clock noon. at the
home Of his parents, 100 east Clay street,
EDWIN Curtis, oldest son Of Hugh II.
months and seven days.
Burial a, lakewood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

Krey Leonard. "a white boy only hfie1n n
,.,'.,,. 81 ave. oas yesterday sentf nceu ~
a. Hanover County Court 10 Two y 'ais -.
Tue perileut.af} for bfeahlhG ~, ntosa,' "
a., nm" ,.,lway. An effort will be maze
, 'l'l' ,.' h;s unulsAmert changed to near
cerat.on IL The refogmatory. 49,. on
Bookcr q les. a negro. was ui9o ,,,,r,
fenced by the Court 20 rye years ii'P"-
.onuent in the pentcnuaTy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
Tho Negro Concession Forfeited.

CITY or MExIco, september l7.-Ihe
Mexican Government has declared the con-
ccssion granted to Messrs. Ills ald Fer
rusou for the colonization Of negroes IN
Mexico forfeited on account Of non-coln-
nlinncn with Tic contract.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
10 DgrTSp pIIFrAILIsN.
HAYS CIRCULATION.


koHE. Il,fT. September H. Large pur-
cEa.es q wheat and other .r..u have
been lately made by numerous French
agent, directly Of farmers IN certain pro-
yiucc- of tins country ~ whatever prico
tho farmers hlve demanded, with tAo &C.
suit Of rapidly increasing Prices. II IS
Thought that The purchases were ON a.
count Oi tlr rcncA Government. A. the
gram crop If ltdy u npm3-e than SUM
cicut for home consumption. exporting
gram now implies tue Necessity OF future
iAp)rl-a' h. cher prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
nlcAnoNo STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. >eltomher l., 1891
SNts.-l share Oh dominion steamship COM
pary az 80.
Transformation. n %. S-D,A 3 III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
The Express Robbers In Jail.

SAv.yNAH, Ca. September H. Deiauter'
Perkins, and Turner tho southern X
press car robbers captured at Moscly Halt
| Fla, Yesterday. have reached Savannah III
/ charge Of the detectives posse. All three
IN iail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
TIE POPE'S HEALTH.
ueatificn,ions Being Arranged for-pis'
.o,,.faction-A Consistory.

Royr September H. The Pope's health
j. III IN be- better than for a long time
Ns~ertheless ms physicians insist more
y,corously than ever that no observe their
byaienic prescriptions III otuer va. n'
, ~ me- strong enough to receive the va.
nii my ,,i,gr,maces now being organized. II
iIV ,ns Intention OF the Pope TO receive
10 sho ono of these ia special audience and
18th appropriate addresses. Tho prGlA
M m,,x arrangements are being made Tor sesc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

WAsmwGrox. u. c., September ia
diets have been appointed . tln Narn
Acalemy ia follows Luclus il. He!5rooke
Norihheli. Thru Minnesota; Bruno y.
hammer. Chasaa. Third Minue-l-a. alter
nate. Edwin London, Monroe. Second
Michigan nui William A. Sickle, A!Ilau
Second Michigan, alternate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

The favorable impression produceu on
me f. + ,s - sppearsnce Of heasreesple hluia
f fmq Iemsay syrup OF Figs few years ,hs
nr o. has been moro than confirmed by u snd
pYeasant experience Of all who nave u seq
Il aud the success of the propristots anu
.eanuiactureIs, the California f'g-o''up
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

PAnrs. September IN. RIbot, Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs. has handed 70 the
Chinese Charge dAda.res a note insisting
upon the urgency Of uphoiding the So
curity of the life and property OF foreign
crS III China
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
HIS DREAMS DfsPrLLE

T. Jo,r says: " The speech proves that
recent events have rudely dispelled the
Lmpcror's dream. lie wanted Europe 10
be b.indlv Submissive - Prussiln hes"-
mony. and finds himself confronted by
nations winch have recovered and de-
,e'a ped Themselves and when now laugh
ai has threats
III Ii0uce SAYS. This time it il not we
who can bee accused of talking Of revenge.
II is tho German Emperor who reminds Us
marks are AL impuient outrage on the
patriotism Of o great people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
A..iynfueutofa Hat Firm.

DASBURY. CoSs.. September IA seus"-
ton was created here tins afternoon py .ho
assignment of Nichols Il Moul. one Of the
largest and oldest felt-hat manufacturing
hrIns IN the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

Nfw YcRx. September 1.-THE Shcrih
to-day sold ONT sA frst-m1Ttgage bonds OF
/ the llorida MI, Lumner. and l.ant Com
uany IN "a snit brought against y. II. Ash
! ton. tie SAFE realizing only Sl0J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
AREIAGfS.

HUBBARD - WRIGHT. - Married, on
the 18th instant. at the residence OF Dir.
Joseph Hall, iOI west Grace street. ~
Rev. George Cooper, Sir. oHAlsLrS J..
HUBBARD. Of Newport News. and Miss
LENA n. WRIGHT. Of Norfolk.
Norfolk papers please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

ST. PFTYRssuRG. September IA new
issue OF 25,001, 600 rouble notes VIII DE
made tomorrow. The issue Is covered ny
/ gold deposited in tho Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
A Depressing Rumor.

PARIS. FRANCE. September T.-Rumors
that NJ. Dc Ireycinet. the Premier. was
critically Ill, were circulated on the Bourse
tins morning and caused depression IN
prices. The fact is that ". dc tIeycinet Is
merely suffering from "a chill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

Nhie italy hopes 20 oitain hy means II
the alliance nu amcloratlon # L,r po. .i-
cal and commercial situation tire other
Powers have tie same end in view. Inc
latter az great manufacturing nations,
seeking further outlets .Dr their immune
tures Italy Is 81 agricultural nation,
pr0lucug for export chiefly six, ne,
0iI. and fruits. Isn't tine countries on winch
-le ~ present rcIc- - inykrt !or t-c-e
staple product, ar. chiefly those griust
Whicl jhc triple commercial alliance j.
almei and AGAINST winch II Il openly
ayarred every discrimination VIII be- made
that can nc made without vilintin- Inc
terms of tie treaty # Frankfort. lhe
difficult question. therefore - be solved
AZ Munich for Italy d how 60 obtain ,he
required concessions iroia the other
Powers without sacrificing hrr best Gus
TONERS Inc prolougHtia 81 tn' nee3'iA-
tons gives color o. the reports that the
Italian delegates cannot agree 10 tie r.
eNir. meuls oi German. and Austria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
yiftv ,Jeu Killed Tunnel.

TEEsTv. september lit i reported
that fifty workmen have been killed
through the collapse Of tunnel on the
limo of "A new railway
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
FIc,,tor..rtc.. Gone Up smoke.

ST. PAUL.. MsN.. September H. At
Hastings. just below here, Two elevators
and the elcctric-ight works were rurne
this afternoon. causing loss OF 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEFrxxssk ~, tsoL
ARRIVED
Steamship wyanoke, Boar New York, iner.
chsni.re aud passengers. George W. Alien =
Co. agents.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. D-yo. Norfolk. msrchso1ise
and passengers, l. Is. ratun ysco-presidcne
Steamship Wyanoke, boar, New OH, mer.
chandiss and passengers, George w. Allen
Co., agents
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. Is. is9L
lDy telegraph
AkKIvEn
steamship Bishopssate, New Orleans, 70 coal,
and sailed Tor HAvre
Steamship Red Sea, grain, Havrc.
Steamship, Orto, Liverpool.
Schooners A. ". Howe, Ss~ York: A. Is. Pit.
lips, Boston, James NJ. Seaman, sayaraah: +
A. Nansnold. Boston II. A. kelsey. Allyn Point
ell with coal
PORrOF NEST POINT. SEPrshsss II. isSL
10y telegraph
AkxivgD.
Steamship Baltimnre, bennett. baiunosos
merchan dise and passengers
Steamer Elm City, Belts. Wsikersons msssess-
disc and passengers .,.nst-.
s.ssmship baltimore. Baltimore mesehshsss
end passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER Is, 1901
OFFERINGS
WHEAr.-1.192 bushels
CORN, 200 bushels.
OArs.-3.0OO bushels.
sAI.r,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
To lie Hanged To-day.

SAVANNAH, Ga. September. H..Albert
Morea alas Kitchen, the triple wife-mur-
derer. will be hanged here to-morro"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
CORSlCAN PkRVENU.
Emperor Williams speech Condemned by
the French Press.

PAEIs. September l7.--Tho whole pros;s
Of this city condemns Emperor Williams
recent speech at Er'urt. IN which II was
reported he alluded 20 Napoleon l. as the
" Corsican parvcnu.'
Io Paris saws: This violent attack on
man of genius and greatness Ike NaP2.
leon Will have no diplomatic results. II
simply reyeals the character Of monarch
who selves every occasion 10 revile france
and hasten the reYauche."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
A SAKS & 90.
e,rAN CHA L.

As SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF
u RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COURT Will
pay the bond- and coupons ~ the 1r-t and -
cond mortgage bonds q the JAMES kiN ER AND
KANAWHA COMPANY upon delivery 81 the
same 10 ne ., the ofire Of tn" CAesapeake anl
Orio Railway Company IN The ~ OF hlrniHgni'
Va. r. Il. LELAND
lp-tCf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES Or The WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds Stocks. Grnin.
Tobacco, Cotton. Sc. and In Con-
uection Herewith the Wcs-
ther Indications
lBy telosrnph 10 The DIsna,ch.l

= WssHIrGrov. September IS
lfAp Forecast for Virginia: Fair weather;
| westerly winds; stationary tenn
| perature.
For North Carolina: Fair weather; east
erly winds. 70 changes III temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

fTly WINS. Go fiblLfb III AtiIbii'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Nzw YORK. September ls.-1ho stock
market to-day was the most active Of any
day Tor years, not excepting tho days ~
the November panic, and there was great
deal Of excitement attondin. the trading
at oil times during the day. There was a
continuation Of buyinc for the long &C
count by outside spectators, both foreign
and domestic. and the covering IT large
limos If short contracts helped along the
upward movement. while 1t svclled tho
volume of business 20 unusual proper
tions. Another clement n the days ope-
rat.ons however. was enormous realiza-
tions On the profits accrued during the
last few days, and these operations during
the forenoon were the most influential
factor in making the temper II the mar
kct.
TIE OPENING GENFEALIT HIGura.
The opening was made NJ generally
higher prices than those - last evening.
but while EendiuC Was ny L per cont.
Louisville and Nashville was down rs.
Reading was still the centre of speculative
activity III the forenoon. but the crowd %
brokers IN the spaces allotted % the Il Gef-
eut stocks was unusuallc large. and while
Reading anil Atchlson still maintained the
premier position IN point II activity other
stocks soon came - the trout with moro
substantial advances.
TIE MtRKUr FEvrErsH
The heavy buying and The heavy real
zailo ns ot the forenoon kept tia market
u, M extremely fnvnrisn state ths trans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
TIE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
| GOVERNOR CAMPBELL ADDRESSES
THOUSANDsO OF DEMOCRATS.
yer ou"stion-A cK!nicy's Record EN-
pOsod-siiyor To lie Restored.

CoIrYnUs. o., September l7.-Governor
Campbell opened the campaign at Sidney
to-day. Thousands Of people participated
IN tho denomination. Tho Governors
speech was devoted chiefly % the tariff
and silver questions. He SAID Mckinley
had lodged the former question from the
opening Of the campaign and had
made tho silver question para
mount. He charged the Republican
leaders Of the State with having
made concentrated efforts to force down
the 'arid issue IN the campaign. Ne then
took up the record 81 nalor NICK nlev on
tie silver Question, md charged hun with
having voted for free coinage az far back
- 1871 The free silver men hal claimed
Mckinney Is IA champion about the time ~
the passage Of the silver-ccrtlGcatc at -
1890. Concluding his remarks on this sub
lect, Governor Campbell SAID
SERIOUSLY rIvIrrD.
The truth is that in ONO (no'wltA-
standing the declaration in their platform
and every where else especially IN the
central and western States the Erpubii-
can party is seriously divided upon the
free coinage ot silver. In the United States
Scnate the vote Oh that question stood 10
Republicans for FREQ silver and 70 against
It.
10 Defend BIrFrAiLIsM.
Doubtless also the Democratic party e
equally a. divided. There IS an honest
difference 81 opinion concerning the tine
and the manner IN which silver can be r.
stored % the place IN our coinage which
II occupied prior 10 its stcaltly deWoncti-
zation IN 1913; but the entire Democracy
desire 10 goo til, done with honesty and
81 speedily as existing conditions viii per
nit. We DO not intend that this subject
shall 20 undchaiod. neither do Wa intend
tnat our cnomI,s shall divert u from the
decisive issue Of the tariff Inc OHIO De-
mocracy propose 10 defend bimcialIsm.
which is the night of both metals 80 IN
limited coinage. although We may differ
anon. ourselves rs TO the Means Of reach
Hlg sucA coinage"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Wsauo,e. Flrs, sa75asi; superlns. s425a
"a. so: extra, si.7j; family. soaso'@oi pat
oat family. s5.o0asJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19

Tho appended score tolls the rest


RirO,15nds. -----.-.-. lgOI22 O.
Winsto1- ............... o y o . 100 =
Earned runs Richfnouis, :. Homo runs
Tate. Two base hlts-M-aan AMI KAN. Iet
on bnso---Eichm0nfs, >; Wlnsionr, .. Firs'
ta-r on balls klchnln!r, :. NIn-'on-, ).
plrches-G. Mc(ann, /. Passed. balls Luck.
beuBc', !. Impires-Leftslt'h aud Grave.
Double plays hain, Enright, AID Tate: nnns..
gnI Tate; q. AcGaBn, Farrell, and heoier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
THE NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.


GR.ND LAND NEB., September 1T he
State Democratic Convection assembled
here to-day be platform say:
We favor the tree coinage of silver. and
that u be made full and legal tender for
a.l debts. prhllc or private, and drn0uurc
u.s. unjust and dishonest the provisions u
tine law recently cuAc,cd allowing parti :
to st pulate against payment ia silver ana
silver certificates. thu, setting mp one
standard fir the rich man and another for
the poor man.
TIE NrW"Ers.
judge T. Il. Broply Was nomluatr ID
unanimously fer member ~ the Suprcm,
Court. Lawyer +. 5. irocau WIS na1l-
mated FIR Hc.cn; If the safe n.y-r--ty
Captain =. II. lieuotor. farmer. was also
nominated. All both were selected hf
acclamaiion. This completed the ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
IReportei for the Dispatch.l

SEPlENbEh 10, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change 70; .aSen Ia, l..
Highest, $40; lowest, 9oc.-sverage, so.Ao.
Revenue collections Cigars aud cigarettes,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-19
COLONEL n. CLAY KING TO HANG.
Every Execution O,erruied and tn" Death
Sentence Passei-in Appeal.


Ns.rfr-. Iryx.. September L.. Tnl.-,
,l... .;...r.,',. C...lrt .Inu in;erf re- i! m.
l,faf colonel -. Clay hiu. NH boz
hanged ~ thi- city ou November Uhu.xt
for IL, murder Of David II. fo.ton Marcn
Colonel kin,.-o far as tie Criminal Court
81 ~a,loy rouLtvl> concerned wa closed
today when Judge Dutois-. 81 tIc Cumi-
n4l Court. after p lengthy opinion. sAid 4:
"I.ct tae notion bee oyerrai-n.
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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-02-13
Friday, February 10, 1891.

THx letter of the Hon. Edward Akin
son on the silver question, which appears
in another column, should he read by
every one interested in Southern develop
ment. There is no telling what disaster
may be precipifated upon this section II
Southern politicians continue advocating
every foolish vagary that springs up. They
seem recklcssly to adopt any wild theory
that they think popular and will help
them to power. No delegation from any
section ever cy,nccd such q lamentabie
lack of business sagacity and foresight
and such utter disregard of the interests
of the people they arc sent to represent.
Their eloquent rot il worse than worth
less. II serves no other purpose than to
catch the kid glove applause Of the gal
lcries white it ;mperils the industrial
movement now in progress. 1t is time
for those whose fortunes are bound up in
this movement TO assert themselves and
send men to Congress who will fairly and
intelligently represent them.