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Michigan.

II wes stated In the DISPATCH OF yester-
day that the Supreme Court of Michigan
had handed down decision declaring un-
constitutional the two acts OF the last L.
gislature reapportoning the representative
aud senatorial districts in that State.
This decision docs not touch the case Of
the redistricting of the State OF Michigan
for the election of electors of President
and Vice-Presidont OF the United States.
No provision of the State Constitution
could stand In the way of that plain. I'M
mistakable provision of the Federal Con-
stitution which declares that each State
shall appoint ITS electors as each States
Legislature may direct. In the case of the
members of the State Legislature the State
Constitution contains provisions which rem
der the last Reproducing acts unconsti-
tutional.
Under the above decision New York
World special says the election of State
senators aud representatives TO the State
Legislature Of Michigan must be held this
fall under the apportionment act of 1881
unless the Governor shall call special
session of the LEGISLATURE for the purpose
Of passing a valid apportionment act, a
contingency not at all likely. Not only
is the apportionment act of 1891 declared
invalid by the courts, but the Republican
gerrymauder of 1885 is also declared void
and unconstitutional.
The decisions we're unanimously rem.
dered. The Michigan Constitution pro-
vides, adds the World, that each county
shall be entitled to a separate representa-.
tive when it has obtained population
equal to a moiety of the ratio ofrepresen-
tation. and this provision, the Court holds
the Legislature of 1891 did not observe"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

taking advantage Of the snasi recognition
extended FsapiSAsp's rule by Germany,
Aussiia.Hungary, and Italy. backed By
England. have succeeded in battling some
OF the Czar's most cherished schemes in
respect OF other parts Of the peninsula,
and constitute perpetual thorn In the
side Of che northern colossus.
Considering Russian methods, therefore,
u IL reasonable TO conclude that whether
the Asiatic Department would give official
recognition or not 10 the removal OF
Prince FsnpIsksD. that or anv other act
calculated TO render safe Russian inter-
ference IN Bulgaria would not lack the
secret support and the sympathy OF the
Car. Under nothing does Russia chafe
more than the defiance OF Prince fER-
prSASD and his subjects. This defiance Is
The agent that 20 greater degree than
any other neu,ralizes Russian influence In
Roupapia, servias and a good portion OF
Turkish territory. The little Plague
Spot " il tho KEY 20 the Balkan situation,
and II the Car cannot grasp IL by force
he may be depended upon TO endeavor to
secure 1t by any other means be or MS
emissaries can command.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

Reading notices IN reading.matier type, i've
Ines or less. 81; IN nonpateii loaded. Zoo
Caro- Of rates fos more space furnished on ap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
An Immortelle.

ITO Sergeant Joseph w. Holloway, Company
;, Forty-frst Virginia Infantry. Mahonc's Bril-
,sde: killed at the battle OF the Crater, July
81, lo04l
A favorite OF mine vert thou,
In boyhood's golden hour;
Before the cruel storms OF life
Had blasted friendships flower.
We dreamed the dreams Uptopian,
We turned the pages Old
That sang OF peauty'e sllken reign,
And deeds Of knights 80 bod.
Quickly the rosy years sped by,
Bringing the mans estate;
Then came, Sith demon fangs, "grim war,
With blood aud diretul hate.
Thou baeKledst on thy armor bright
Ii all thy manly beauty,
When first the clarion dreaded note
Rang out Its call 10 duty.
High overhead the battle-fag
Tho wave OF steoi moves on,
Then comes the fash, with deadly clash,
The Crater nov Is wont
When lifted was the battles cloud,
Aud ended was the fray;
Tne vital spark OF thy brave heart
Had Ned its mortal clay.
No reyeilie can thee awake,
Met Is the hero's call;
Now In sweet peace thine ashes rest
Meath B.andfords iyied wall.
LII B0S vIEEIxIExPs.
Pst~sswg, W., July, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

The death of Mr.. EpaAR SyowDES, so
long associated with the Alexandria Ga
sete, which was founded by his grand
father, was announced in our telegraphio
columns yesterday morning. Mr.. Snow
DEN devoted the best years of his life to
journalism, aud in days gone by was ex-
ceedingly active in State politics. He was
caustic and aggressive writer, and was
cast in an independent mould, but was q
most companionable gentleman and sin
cere friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
MARINE DISASTERS.
TWO scnooNsHs DISABLED; ONE BY
STORM, The OTHER BY COLLISION.
A Brakeman Arrested ~ ths supposeo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the "sp""'r
can -schocnsr stolen
rsp.c,sl telegram TO the DisDssch.l


Nonvorx. Va. July so.-The schooner
Emma Virginia, Captain Scott, from patti
more TO smitbHeld. with cargo OF coal re,
ports being In gale OF Smiths Point ana
losing her deck load and springing q oaa
leak. The schooner Maud, loaded WIN
coal for Beverly. Mass, was run into oy
New York A. aud n. barge beio" Lam
bert's Point last night and had all her
bowsprit headeesr carried away.
This afternoon Daniel Ryan. brake-
man ON the Atlantic aud Danyille railrosu'
was arrested in Portsmouth at the "a"
stance of United States Post-Onlsce-lntt
spector T. NJ. Arlington, on suspicison.h ..
being implicated in the roooery u '"e
mail on Thursday night.
Rot rIGHr
Commits. Clerk Alvah II. Martin, who -
in the race for the Republican congIes-
sionai nomination. opened the eanlpasa
IN Norfolk cou0ty last n,gn. VIII
largcly.attended meeting o. ha'ts IN GSin ana
There were Ave speakers, the tarin anu
ox.Congressman Bowdcn's record psink
the principal points OF discussion. Dow
den and Martin are likely to make the con,
feat In this portion OF the district haru
firht, "a both have good following. W
The house carpenter. Mr.. George w.
Revel. who was pr0strated Win sunss.0AV
Yesterday afternoon, died last blghe as
the station. During the war tue n
was gallant soldier in the Ninth Nirellla
Reoiment, Pickett's Division. lie was
native OF Portsmouth. and some TWO years
ago married Richmond lady.
An EXAMPLE Foa RICHMOND.
The agent of the Society for the Proven
sion of Cruelty 10 Animals feeps very
bnsv on the streets checking fast drivers
and requiring ali horses to DO driven III
walk.
Tho schooner Fannie aud Ida WAS stolen
n fayv DAYS ago while at anchor between
pigs Point and Craney Island. Inc
stewerd was on board aud asleep. at the
time. and IS supposed TO be muruereu or
forced away. The schooner beionSs "
MIR. +. f. Trotman. OF Portsmouth;
Miss Snlhe Buchanan and Miss Eva Asn-
herrv left Yesterday for Mathews ana MIA:
dIesex counties to spend the remainder ol
TIE Franklin Light Infantry, Of South
amuton county, returned home TINS morn
Ing. -
CHEAP FORCE HANGING.
w. W. Wyatt, the party who came near
lynching tho negro Cousins TO extort a
| confession of robbery, was cleared Oy MS
LAWYERS and got off by paying S17.6O hne
| and costs NJ,
Rev. Paul Whitehead. d. d., of Rich
mond. left this morning for New Kent
| county.
CAPTAIN Samuel Kimberly, of this city,
| Consul General al Guatemala, leaves Pau
ANA next FRIDAY with Mrs. Kimberly for
home, on a vacation Of three months.
| Lizzie Hall. the young variety actress
who attempted to drown herself in the
harbor. left suddenly last night for wash
| ingtoD.
FULL OF ENTERPRIsE.
| Hotel mep from Richmond are nego-
| tiating for opening the Ocean House IN
portsmOuth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

The suggestion has been made. and II is
worth considering. that some one OF the
land syndioatcs or new towns present to
tho State sufficient land for military en-
campment for the Virginia volunteer force,
on condition that the State 6t up the
grounds properly and make provision for
All arms of the service TO go into camp
there annually. Such an arrangement
would add greatly to tho esprit de corps and
diseipline OF our military.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
CHARLOTTESVILLE DEMOCRATS.
Tho Cam paign TO BE Opened at Once
Senator Daniel Invited to speak.

The Cam paign TO BE Opened at onco-
Senator Daniel Invited to speak.
fCorrespondonce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
CHAR1orrEsyrLLE, Va, July 3O.--An en-
thusiastic meeting OF the Democratic voters
of this city was held In tho courthouse
last night for the purpose OF eiecting
chairman and an executive committee.
Mr. George w. Morris, who Is also presi-
dent OF the Cleveland and Stevenson Club,
was unanimously elected chairman and W.
II. Duke yice-chairman. Three voters
from each of the four wards were elected
members of the Executive Committee, as
follows. Daniel Harmon, Jr:, ). w. Fish
burno. Alonzo Winghcld, w. L. Vandegrift,
p. Leterman. A. p. Blob. 9. d. Carter,
William Ii. Ptout. W. A. Langford, j.. nj.
Murphy, L. b. Peyton. and John W. Law
horn. John s. Patton, Of the JeterSonldn,
was elected secretary.
Amotion was offered and carried to the
effect that it was the opinion OF the Demo-
cratic voters OF this place that the cam
paign should be opened at once. aud II was
decided to invite the Hon. John W. Daniel
TO do 80 on Monday (County-Court day.
A telegram was sent to Senator Daniel
last night, but at this writing no reply
has been received. Speeches were made
by Hons. James l.. Gordon. ). V. Southall.
and CAPTAIN Micaiah Woods amidst much
enthusiasm. Ii IL exceedingly doubtful II
the Third-party candidates receive dozen
votes in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
A Hrakeman's serious Bruises.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence vi tuc iNicuiuOhu OiSpdtcu.I
CREwE. Va. July 3O.-Henry Byrd, q
colored brakeman on the Norfolk and
Western railroad. fell from the cars of an
eastbound local freight, between Black
stone and MELVILLE, Thursday afternoon.
sustaining painful but not serious bruises
about the head and arms. He was picked
up bv the next passenger train and taken
20 his homo az Ford's.
Mrs. Hiram Burkholder paid short
visit to Petersburg this week, returning
yesterday.
Miss Lena Donnar and the Misses Ber-
nard, OF Petersburg, are visiting at the
hospita5le home OF Judge William II.
Mann. this county.
Mrs. Irueheart, of Baltimore, Nd, and
her sister. Mrs. John +. Day. of Peters
burg, returned Friday TO their respective
homes after pleasant visit to friends and
relatives at this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
a pnsIAL-IELEGRAPh SUI
To Recover Taxes Assessed Against the
Company--No Opposition to Mr.. Jones.
,e,,.r.sr.o, senca of Tho Rlehfnotld Dispatch.l


FRrpERruKspuRd. Va, July SO.-The
Postal Telegraph Company will bring SUIT
In tho Corporation Court here to recover
S3s. 20. being the amount assessed against
the company for taxes, and which was palu
uuder protest. The company at hrst re-
fused to pay the amount aud Collector A.
Il. Rowe advertised the companys lnsbru-
ments 20 be sold in default, when the sum
was paid The company claims that tne
CORPORATION has no right to tax them. suon
action being In conflict with interstate
laws. -
Captain II. L. Cooper. a prominent anu
vell-known citizen of Stafford. is lying
quite i'll at his residence, IN that county,
from @ stroke Of paralysis.
The delegates 10 the congressionai coh-
yention. which meets in IappahannoeKo on
August I'd. viii leave by Mondays ooas-
As vet there is no opposition 10 the IT,
nomination of Hon. William a. Jones. J.,
Major A. j. Birdsall, superintendent OF
the National cemetery here, has Deen
transferred to Hampton, Va. lie Will NC
succeeded by Major J. u. McAlpine.
The Independent Reform Club mas oeen
organized with tho following officers j.
". Harris, president: W. :. Perry, wee
president; ]. T.. Reed. treasurer Nj. Nc
Donald. secretary George a. Mills, ser
geaut-at-arms, and William White' door,
keeper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

The Idaho strikers who have been ar
rested are to be taken before O United
States commissioners court which is to
be convened. When bound over they will
be delivered into the custody of the
United States marshal. In this way the
State authorities will be relieved from the
necessity of providing for them. One hun
dred and SIX prisoners are confined at
Wardner and ll6 at Wallace. If all the
troops should be withdrawn from the
mining regions II is thought there Will be
an exodus of non-unlon miners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

II is suggested in Republican quarters
tina, speakers from the North be sent to
Virginia 10 aid in the effort to carry the
state for HAaaisoS. Send them along,
and by all means arrange that they divide
time with the native Democratic speakers.
Nothing ia better calculated to put a vir-
GINA Democratic stumper on his mottie
than Joint discussion with speaker
from outside the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
RICH MOND COLLEGE.
RICHMOND. w.
rhe next ses.Ion berins sEPrEnsl9.1. al.

The next session begins SEPlkNNtt 2-p. 1ri
continues nine months.
Expenses per session ofares l.H. s'Hl"l',
bracing entrance fees. tuition, board fi''. .. "a.
and washing, about 500. Oi r.n.r.s. '
student. about $3.50. Tuition i1 .tf r.
II 10Th classes be taken, no: n gn4 r... 20.
The scheme ~ Instr lctlOn cmbr4.
independent schools Of Latin, br'eA.
LanRuages English. hAthcma-r- i.T.t
Chemistry. and Philosophy, and the Pr.r'- 81
school Of Law. Provision Il also mad" T-
tematic instruction In the Art o. Expr's
The courses % instruction In the i.
school lead TO tho Degrees 81 ba''
science. Bachelor Of brt', ana hasior
in the Law School 70 tue Degree OF ba'.
Law.
The location Of tho college IN the city a.
mond gives II unsurpassed adyaRta,
healthnIln0ss, and In opportunities OF ~
ment in addition 10 those Afforded ~ the
itself.
For catalogues apply &c the bookstor,' Pc
CITY. or address h. PURi lIt
" J-tSe22 Chairman OF she a NY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

Aduees from Fec are to the effect that
the Sultan Of Morocco continues to MAIN
tain defiant attitude towards the British
mission. but that great preparations are in
progress TO give an unprecedented recep-
ton to tho French Minister when the lat
ter arrives there in September. This
would seem TO confirm the charge recently
made by the Loaa0p press tibet French ip'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

,uence bIocks tho wav: 10 British diplo-
matte negotiations IN Morocco. However,
there can hardly be question rs TO which
of;the two European powers viii triumph
in the long rua. French intriguing Is no
match for British will and British arms,
when Jous Bull gets 1t into his headthat
possession Of any strategic point Is neces-
sary for the security Of his Mediterranean
highway TO India.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
An italian Attempts. Suicide.

loPo~iot tOiOSi @iia W sho btSphsSh-l
NEwPoRT News, VA. July 30.-Joseph
attempted to kill himself this afternoon.
lie fred two shots into his body, the balls
passing near the heart. The cause Of the
shooting IS not positively known, but IL
is surmised that it was due TO domestic
troable. An investigation will be made
aud 1t IS probable that some interesting
developments will follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

In the North American Reria1 for August
the Duke of Argyle discusses " English
Elections and Homo Rule" His Grace,
however. makes bad break in the very
outset, when in referring to some OF his
previous literary efforts he says that sla-
very was the real institution fought for
bv the South in the late civil war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
FREAKS OF THE LIGHTNING.
windows Torn Out of = Dwelling and the
Family stunned-Campaign Speakers.
rspecial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

WAvERLY, VA, July 3O.--During thun-
der.storm which passed over our town this
Afternoon the residence of ex-Juege X. w.
Arnold was struck by bolt or lightning,
which toro out one of the front windows
from tho building and did some other
damage. Several members of his family
were severely stunned. but not seriously
injured. The building had upon 1t an un-
insulated lightning-rod.
Or. 4. Edwin Baird, of Iyor, Va, who
has been very III here for several weeks IS
much better.
Mr.. w. X. Mckinney and Captain
Francis II. LassIter. of Petersburg, VIII
address the citizens of Sussex at the court
house on Thursday next (court-day).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
August Magazines.

Received from j. w. RANDOLPH T. Co,
LippincotPs Monthly Magazine for August.
The complete story in this No. Is The
Martlet Seal" by JEANETTE II. Walls
WORTH.
The DISPATCH has also received The
North american Recae,n. The Forum, The
arena, and Fette,'s Southe'7a Magazine for
August. The last named is a new publica-
ton owned by FErTER d SHoBKB, Louis
villa XIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
Death of Mrs. Mary L. Eloehar,,

: t"F7]1-E- = '0st" N 70 sflv HIsVHIcusI
CoyISGros. Va. July 30.-Mrs. Mary L.
Rinehart died to-day, Of malarial- fever.
She was the wife OF Captain William A.
Rinehart, OF Coyington, aud was a Miss
Mary Lipes. of Botetourt. She xas AZ
years old and the mother Of ten children,
several Of whom are living. One OF her
sons recently graduated In medicine Ia the
University Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
POSITIVELY
B1LloUsNEss.

al was for many years n perfect martyr TO
Headache and Dyspepsia, and Sometimes thought
&c would kill me. After trying 30 many remedies
] began 70 think them OF no account until tried
simmons Liver Regulator and / am now aud
have been for fifteen years a stranger to Head
ache."-B. ID. OD0x, Putnam county. Ga.
see that you get the genuine prepared by
j. II. ZEILIN 81 CO., Philadelphia VA.
fy 3i-Su, w wl&F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
THE ASSAULT UPON CAPT. FRENCH.
eadler Sent 10 tho PsuItcntiary -ThrOok-
morton on Trizl-Dsngerous cider.
rspe,ial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

lSpeclal tolcgrain 10 bho blsIAtSui
Housros, HALIFAX COUNTY. Va, July 3d.
Judge Barksdale reconyened the County
Court yesterday morning, since which
time he has been engaged in trying the
cases Of NJ. II. Sader and Il. j. Ihrock-
morton for an assault upon Captain M.
French May 3fst. Sadler was first tried,
and the jury today brought IN verdict OF
guilty aud fixed his term OF Imprisonment
in the penitentlary at two years and SIX
mouths. The trial Of Throckmorton Is
now in progress.
The grand jury brought in indictments
against II. II. Oliver, Robert Holt, Z. Nj;
Coleman, L. c. Rose, j. 9. Pierce, and
Blanks and Gentry for selling intoxicating
LIQUORS without license.
The liquor here alluded to is that known
as "orange cider" IL was this same
"orange cidetn that caused Sadler and
Throckmorton to be in their present
trouble. A large number of indictments
were also found against overseers OF the
roads in the county for failure to comply
with the provisions of the new road law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

The British Election returns are all in
and Mr.. GLADsroNE's majority will be 40.
Lord SALISBURY should make the best of
his vacation. Il will probably be short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

OF our suit sale is the phenomenal figures
at which we are selling them. There
isn't any other same for these figures
they are phenomenal. They are figures
that make figures Of speech supertiuous.
1t is almost always the case that. as the
temperature goes up, prices go down.
We are not responsible for rise in
temperature, but we are responsible for
O fall in prices. II you know anything
of values. if you know what is as good
as two good things usually are if you
know an unparalleled opportunity when
it comes your way, you won't make any
mistake about Selling this one, and
Selling it in hurry.
SUITS THAT WE'RE s15 NOW $40.
QUITS THAT WERE $50 NOW sl3.
TROUSERS THAT WE'RE 80 now $3.50.
TROUSERS THAT WERE 81 NOW $3.50.
TROUSERS THAT WERE 81 NOW g..
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Hunk Nnticha

OscAn WILDE has repudiated England for
France. Happy England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
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EDUCATIONAL
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Will DIT II IT'D 5VFTRIy
IL TESDENT's o11cc on the am srl az y
August Tor the purpose Of ersn;.i-. ,
WHITE APPLICANTS, and On tho 9'h "a n
Of Same month tr examine all COLOR a h.
pfICANTS. except those who nov hon ~ N
siot,al or ifst-gYads cofilHcsieg from =
may dcsirs 10 tench In the schools q. d..
county tor tho next session. B9Rminaii1rs !,
mcnce At 9 o'clock A. n. ara close at3RN,
each dag.
iy Slit JOIN 4. FIsslt,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31
DICHMOND FEMALE sENlNABY

DIUH MUND FL MAIZE oIh INAHIl
III No. 5 EAST GRACE srRElI
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal
Mrs. I. c. PEf ION, Associate PrirInH.
The nineteenth session II TINS inSiftI-.Ha f.
begin WEDNESDAY, Septenber - l'-
Full and thorough instruction ~ prmlrr a.--
mediate, and collegiate department.. l.'
advantages In languages. sltelature g- i-i
ART. For catalogue giving t8rnas, c0rp- i+
ers, &C., apply to either PrnHpHi
~ B-Tu, 1h&>I ..lI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

Anie,tes ana telssrams must he addressed to
shk DISPATCH COMPANY.
kejected communications win not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-31

UPTOWN OFFICE $50 EAST BROAD
tTRRgT.