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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28

that the number Of deaths will be largely
increased during the next few days. Inc
hospitals are filed with patients suffering
from snnstroke. many of whom cannot
possibly recover. The record YESTERDAY,
WHICH surpassed anything in the number
OF deaths aud prostrations from heat that
the city has known, was eclipsed oy tno
awful work of the sun TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Trained Nurses AMI the Retreat for the
Sick

To ne Editor ofne Dispatch:
noticed in the DISPATCH of last week
that Mrs. Jenkins, Of the Retreat, had
about completed her arrangements for the
introduction OF trained nurses into her
hospital As great battles often are lost
by inefficient subordinat9s, so many sick
die for want of good nursing. | am more
fully impressed with this truth as time
passes. This is especially true ot chill
dren and in typhoid-fever cases. lgno--
rance and neglect are the two factors.
saw beautiful child die lately from the
former cause. The doctor is much re-
ieyed of anxiety by good nurse.
Mrs. jenkins. whose heart 10 larger than
her house, wishes also 70 ofeu q School foi
nurses and | hope she will receive The
most prompt and cor .ial support from the
community. she is also anxious to estab-
lish home for old men," n most lauda-
BILE undertaking. Long may her valuable
life be spared. | have read her fifteenth
report, received to-day, with great in.
terest. hope every one will read It.
w. w. =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Clean Up the Streets.

To he Editor of the DisOdich
VIII you please call attention to the
condition of Third street, south. between
Byrd and Arch In front of three new
buildings recently erected the brickbatS
and rubbish arc left and half of the street
can't be usa!. This is @ fashionable drive
and the street should not be obstructed
in this way. RESIDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
c,,rros,,t,crtreD> Department.

Ats meeting of the Board # Fire Com
missioners last night the following changes
IN the department were made; George 3D..
Burroughs, extra stationman Of Company
No. T. was transferred to Truck No. 2. The
vacancy in No. was filed by the promo
ton of Iadderman J. +. kersey. of Truck
No. 3. Sub-uoseman J. NJ Fack succeeds
Mir. Kersey and IS in turn succeeded by
Mr.. James Brock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Naval Veteran Ene.mpment.

TOY tVIVtIFF7E 70 wv - 7f4@FN''1
WAsHrsaros. July n. Mayor Latrobe
and q committee OF citizens from Balti-
more waited on the President and mem
bers OF Cabinet to-day and ln.ited them
10 attend the encampment of the naval
veterans IN Baltimore in September next
The President said he would attend If pos.
sibie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Tho south-Bound Railroad Lease,

TDy rdTTETHPI
SAVANNAH, Ga. July 27.-A lease of the
South Bound railroad between Savannah
aud Columbia. g. G., TO the Florida Cen
tral and Penlnsular railroad was consum-
mated to-day. The lease is for ninety
nne wears. The road between Savannah
and jacksonville, TO connect the South
Bound with the Florida system. will be
built at once. Surveyors are now IN the
field
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
A KentnrkY Excnrsion

A special tram bearing about 100 Ken
tuckians TO the seashore passed through
Richmond Yesterday afternoon. The party
from the Blue-tIrass region spent two ano
q half hours IN the city. aud great many
took a drive to the points OF interest,
while others went 10 the Exchange and
Ford's Hotels ter dinner. They left e. 2:3o
O'Clock for Old Point, where they Will re-
main several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
A Fatsi Run Amuck

lBy Anelo-American cable 20 the Dtsoatch.l
LONDON. July 27.--At Doimot, Sterling
county. Scotland, yesterday bank clerk
named James Frazer became insane, and.
armed with q sharp sword. ran amuck
through the streets and houses Of the WI
lage. He killed three people before he
could be secured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Rad. Gets Ahead of the @. c.

10y ItItkIdpH % IHu UI'P1"7I'I
ArxANTA. Ga, July 27.-Jeptha Rucker,
of Athens. was tonight appointed re-
ceIver of the Macon and Northern Raj lroad
Company. The application was made by
Edward Vanname, a New York bondhoider.
The receivership IS IN the interests OF the
Richmond and Danyille. which got ahead
OF i.s co-lessee, the Central Of Georgia.
The Macon and Northern Is 105 miles long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Degrees.
IHE HeAT ELSEWHERE.
Scarcely Less Intense Than on Tuesday
Washington Cooled on
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch,

WASHINGTON. July 27.--The highest point
reached by the signal-seryice thermome-
ter to-day was 81 degrees. While this ls
two degrees lower than yesterday. there
has really been no appreciable change
from the almos: intolerable heat OF the
last two days, Several cases OF sunstroke-
me of them fatal-are reported. About
s,3O tonight a heavy thunderstorm
brought refreshing change, cooling the
atmosphere very much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
CRlTcHow GIVES HIMSELF UP.
I O'Donneips Explanation of the Term
"Unconditionsl Surrender"

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July N.-Sylvester
Critchow. one Of the strikers charged with
murder, gave himself up and is now IN Jail.
Hugh O'Donnel to-day authorized tho
following statement over his signature:
"In view Of the extensive circulation
today of utterly misleading articles IN re-
card to the Homestead wage trouble. q
prompt statement of the exact facts in the
matter Is due 10 the workmen affected and
the public at large.
"On Monday afternoon, the day was
released by Judge Magee, received call
al NV residence in Homestead from two
newspaper correspondents, who came as [
supposed to see me merely as newspaper
men. and not in any other capacity. After
some conversation the gentlemen asked
me If | would like 10 have settlement
of the difficulty. TO this replied that of
course / should like TO see q settlement.
| was then asked on what terms q settle
ment could be adjusted and made reply
iokingly? My words were: Uncondi-
fionai surreder'. did not for a moment
believe that any stress would ne placed on
AN utterance that was merely repetl-
tion of a saving that newspapers, public,
and people generally have used In the
same ioking manner. | took the precau-
tion to say ~ these correspondents: OF
course. | don't mean it, and presumed
theH had taken my words as they should
have been taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
E.rtsquaSo IN cnnads.

OTTAWA. OSr., July 27.-An earthquake
shock was distinctly felt in this city last
nIght At 1910 O'Clock. TIE wave moved
from east 10 west and was accompanied
by low. rumbling sound. Houses were
shaken and IN many instances glassware
uns hrnknn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28

Tho best regulator Of digestive organs and tho
best appetizer known Is ASGosrURA BIrrERs. Try
q, hut beware OF limitations. Get the genuine
article. manufactured by Or. J. q. d. Siegert "
sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Reduced Rates knights fsmplar rr,
epniai Conciave, Denver. Cot.

For above occasion the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company viii sell tick
cts from important cOupon-Stations to
Denver and return at one hrst-class faro
for the round trip. Tickets on sale August
Sd to 9th. inclusive, limited returning Oc-
tober ~, 1892
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Complains Abont ;se c,rms,o,y.
REcHKosD. Va. July Is, 1872

VIII you please be kind enough 10 notify
the Board Of Health and tho msnbsrs q.
the City Council in your morn;n,'s
paper that the crematory u get,ips 40 of.
fensive that 1 had to let my windows down
this evening and IL they can't change tho
name please lessen the ohonsiys odor Ly
putting in condenser.
II tha, is the pleasure Of the gentlemen.
you VIII oDiige G. J. PoErrE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Reduced Rate. Kni{nn Of pythia. unI.
form Rank. Supreme Grand Ledge aud

tsionnisi Encampment. Kan.s. cay. 30.
For above occasion the Richmond and
Danville Railroad will sell tickc.s to
Kansas CITY and return from import.
ant coupon-ststions at ons frst-class faro
tor the round trip.
Tickets on sale August 18th 20 2Gta, in.
elusive, limited returning September i5.
1872.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
FIFTY DEATHS IN CHICAGO. .
Twice as Many Prostrations from ths
Heat--Hospitais Full.
TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.l

CsrcAoo. July 27.-The slaughter by the
sun was still on in Chicago to-day. nlty
trations from the heat having oe-
eurred. Although there Is now in
the prediction of cold wave a
possibility OF relief, II v certain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
The blue Ridge Inn.

MI MINT I's VI
is the commercial travellers home. Has
all the modern conveniencies, baths. elec-
tric service. water-works. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
Cholera closes the schools.

TBy Anelo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispafch'l
Sr. PHrRssBuRG. July 27.--In view OF the
cholera in certain parts of Russia all the
schools under the control of the Holy
| Synod have been closed and will not be re-
| opened until October.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
.I,NorALITTEpLY FALsE.
This part Of our conversation va

"This mart of our conversation was dpr0-
ms of the shooting of Mr. Frick aud fol-
lowed a strong condemnation by me OF
Bergman's deed. | said that was willing
TO do all in my power TO show the country
how strongly the Amalgamated AsSocia,,
ton condemned the terrible affair but l
did not say. nor do | fancy for a SIN
Gle instant that such construction could
be placed on my wo 'ds, that on account OK
the bad impression made by the shooting
~ Erick tint | would recommend an un-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

ELLIS & CArHCART, 10lf A. NJ, forfeited
pledges at nos. 1907 and 1903 ,zst Main
street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1890 A. u, household
furniture, piano, orsan, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
FiFrYssCOND CONGRESS.
, r3use Vote Results in Victory for the
THifs.

.By telegraph 70 the Dls2a,,n.l
r ..>.raS. %. c., July 27-SrvATE.--
I'll .....a member q the Committee on
..... .ss.r-. introduced . joint resolution
All thc a.t 200 relation 10 the pro-
.t..mt.oual naval review at Hamp-
ana New York. Ihe amcnG-
..... ..l-- and directs the Secretary
...yt.r.rl Cu.tvd SWtes ships OF
rendezvous iu Hampton Roads
r.r 1885, and % proceed thence at
.. tf. during the month of Nav OF
.... t. Sos. York hlIbor 90 hold areylew.
... Joint resolution authorizing
exhibitors 80 the Worlds Colum-
- f... uon to bring into the United
.....lu luhorcr, ot tucir respective
.... ..r thc purpose ot preparing for
tN.rr exhibits was taken from
....Iilr auu passed. ln reference %
ts.n Nr. Hawlay remarked that
.... ..uld not look with pride ON au
..- Which lot 10 foreign laborers.
t..u that as soon a. the eXposl-
.... ....t.r tlcy must get out.
I..,tGE AT ARMS.
t...- Interesting dialogue took place
... .t.. H.scosh, OF how York,
. ..-r Ela sUurn, OF kentucky.
.... ui It Was % tIu Introduced
.....t t.. session iy the Kentucky soma
... ........ Ga. construction Of
..- tlc Hudson river 40 New
l.... i.ut tjl had been opposed nj
.l~. HSco.k. and when il
..r. ae calendar TO-DAY bv
..I- % spite of the effort, OF
.. I... tu.t senator made some sg-
l... about the iuapprOprla.e-
-.r...r from kentucky taking
...-ure affecting the inter-
f....-..- States wl.lc the two
...... ..,ri iar..v and one of the
-. New York were absent.
....-. defended ms course. as-
senator Iiu ard one Of tIc
...,.t t.r- were ia favor of the
.I ..u.t.uz that it the State OF
..-...t ul!u-,d the services OF Mr.
... would luve 10 hurry mp, be-
te.an would soon ceas- 70
...t.I t.- Senate. but Alr lis
-.r lu expression %. regret tua.
..l.r tsud Judgement in Mi.
i'- rldI carried 90 ro.nt bY
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N.l t.H Uil 90 whch he was
.trkIt. u.Acc again On the calen-
-.
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ve male upon lt: Ihe
|r. Coke, VINO assalled = Tor
u4u-F but advocates the
.....l un behalf ci hlmseii'
.s it. iu1h. Mr. Mltcheh,
tl. Judiciary committee,
' t.iI was reported, made
il support OF its cOnetiJu-
.. Ir Palmer argued aEainat
invasion ~ the police rlghts
80 .,tompt was made 10
sd N.r. Na!c0tts motion % re-
.' t.. Committee Oh finance,
Nr. Wa hhurn asked unam-
..... ta aavs tune fixed iper-
t.-.V .1r t2kng "a final vote on
..- I.ti.u& amendments very
- ,,- tyHi.a ii,H'u o'i''''o" was
.',, IN. ,,,oro ,.t,o,,
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t,p Zee tnai vote wouid oe
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tHa, ahi "Aen, AT 2'So O'clock,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28

This spell has been the hottest since the
long one in July, 1851 which continued tor
over TWO weeks. The record OF the DIS
PATcH's thermometer for fourteen days
during that spell was as follows, only the
reading at +. 81. each day being given
here:
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-29
A WomansA Anger

MARsHF1ELD, Or, Oct. 23.-The
church going community OF this place
was highly shocked this morning by Mrs.
DR.. Evans. popular society lady of this
place, horse whipping Ellis Jones, har-
ness maker and leader of the Methodist
church choir. 1t occurred IN front of the
Methodist church, just after the morning
service had closed, and in the presence of
the entire congregation. Mrs. Evans had
prepared herself for the occasion She
waited fully an hour for Jones TO come
out, and so soon as he was out of the
door she commenced with her cowbide.
Jones took his medicine like man, never
offering to strike her, nor TO take away
the whip, aud guarded off the blows with
his hands. His stiff hat was broken In
the fray and he received several blows on
the bead. Jones has of late been keeping
company with Mrs. Evans sister, Miss
Scott, and it was this act that brought
about the actions of Mrs. Evans, who has
protested against his keeping her COM
pauy, and on a previous occasion, at a
social IN the Catholic church, she made an
attempt to assault Jones. Nevertheless,
with all her objections, Jones still kept
the company of Miss Scott, WHO came
out of church with him and witnessed the
actions of her enraged sister, and walked
home with him after 1t was over. Jones
is quiet, peaceable young man and held
in high esteem in Marsh6eld society.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-29
swept Away to Death.

LONDON, Oct. 23.-The latest sdvices
from Cagliari give an appalling account
of terrible storm and flood in Sardinia,
Thursday and Friday, calamity in
which hundreds of lives were lost and
hundreds of thousands of dollars worth
of property were destroyed. Six villages
with total population of 5000 were in
ysded in the waters. Scores OF dwellings
were demolished and hundreds of people
who sought refuge on their roofs were
drowned. When the work of rescue
commenced, dozens were found huddled
up on elevated land, half dead from fear
and exposure. The survivors say that
the experience of the flood was terrible in
the extreme. Many bodies were re-
covered at San Sperate alone. The total
death-roll must reach nearly thousand.
An immense number OF cattle and other
live stock perished.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
A woman's Startling Discovery

ATcHIsoN, Kan Oct 20.-Ten masked
men broke into Mrs Harry Nalcott's 8
home, in West A.chison, last evening and
assau ted F. NJ. Fowler, young lawyer
who was calling there. Fowler drew a
revolver, but before he could use 1t the
mob overpowered and carried him into
the yard, shouting, Hang him to an
electric light pole" Fowler, who is
powerful man, freed his right arm and
knocked two of the men down. The
ne ghbors began to congregate and the
rest of the mob fed. One of them cut
Fowler on the hand with a knife. As
they ran away, Mrs. Walcott tore the
mask from the faces of two men. and rec
ognized her husband, against whom she
has a suit for divorce, and a man named
William Lutz. Fowler Is Mrs Walcotts
attorney. WalcOtt Is al the head OF tin
roof manufacturing establishment. He
that he led the mob, but said 1t
was for the purpose of getting evidence
of his wIfe's infdelitv rather than 70 In
jure Fowler. Mrs. Walcott and Fowler
deny that their conduct has been i'm
proper. Fowler says be went to the
house to give Mrs Waicott a check for
recently allowed oy the district
court and gwen to him for that purpose
by Walcott. Mr. and Mrs. Walcott were
married five years ago, and separated last
July.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-29
A Work of Mechanical Skill.

The wood work 10 the store Of Mr.. Ans
drew Keller. was done by Mr.. Francis Ross,
which, for mechanical skill, cannot be ex-
celled anywhere. In making the counters
Mr. Ross has displayed high degree OF
skill and artistic taste, which is rarely ex-
celled. The top of these is made or native
timber, with no embeIlishment except fill
ing and varnish, and the columns support
ing 1t are futed and orDamented with scroll
work, while the panels partake of the same
design, with beautifully finished capitals,
cornices and frieze. In their unity
of conception and completeness these coun-
ters indicate artistic mechanism, and being
the individual handiwork of this gentleman
are lasting monuments to his skill. The
shelving is equally artistic, and merits the
same compliments as the other portions Just
mentioned. In every joint, cornice and
column the work is complete, aud there 10
no jar caused by seeing openings or abra-
sions. Apparently every piece grows to
the other, and the joinings can scarcely be
discerned. There can be the same degree
of art displayed-though on much smaller
scale-in constructing counter over which
candies or other merchantable articles are
sold as IN the erection of palace or cathe-
dral, and the skill or art of the architect or
mechanic can be discerned in either. The
gentleman has passed his sixty-ninth mile
stone; but it is evident that his hand has
not forgotten its cunning or his eye its care
full discernment.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-29
LATER MORE pEFINITE NEWS.
Mob Law In Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 24--The
little city of Dalton, 80 miles from here.
is In tumult of excitement over the
work of q mob of masked men. Shortly
after midnight $50 mounted men ap-
preached town from all directions, threw
out picket lines, and at signal the circle
closed. capturing policeman They
rode to the cabins of two colored men.
Jack Wilson was killed by bullet, his
wife badly beaten and Tom Moye Sc
verely pounded. On promise from the
marshal to warn the other colored famili
les to leave town in 10 days, the mob de-
parted, firing guns and pistols as they
went. The best people in town have
raised $500 to ferret out and punish the
ringlenders. A committee was sent to
interview Governor Northern.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-29
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mr.. Jos. Frizzell, of Fossil. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. J. o. Mack returned this morning
from visit to Spokane.
Mr.. Amos Root and Mr.. W. e. Mcclure,
of Mosier, are in the city to-day.
The fall trade is quite brisk, and our
merchants are very busy filing orders.
Mrs. E. s. Waterman, of Athena, is in
the city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. SnIpes.
Mr.. Il. Mccoy, of Dufur, called upon us
yesterday, and was possessed of his usual
hearty good humor.
Judge Bradshaw and District Attorney
Wilson returned Sunday from attending
circuit court in Crook county.
Mr.. s. Blumauer, of Portland, gave us an
agreeable call to-day. He Is In the city
visiting his old friends and looking upon
familiar scenes.
w. w. Statesman: J. B. Wilson and DR..
w. B. Glove were driving at a pretty good
rate of speed on Main street Friday even
ing, one going east and the other west, and
when Just in front of the court house their
buggies collided and both vehicles were up
set and their occupants thrown to the
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-29
Fatal RerI.Rerf.

NEW YORK, Oct. ga new disease,
contagious and fatal, has reached this
port, causing much alarm among the
health authorities at quarantine. The
disease is imported from Japan, where 1t
Is known as sberi- beri." The bark II. P.
Cam arrived off quarantine yesterday,
ITO days from lilo lilo, and reported that
two deaths from the disease had occurred
en- route. Seaman Thomas Russell died
September %, and Carpenter John Nu-
gent October 18. Both were buried at
sea. When the ship arrived at Norfolk,
Va, the first mate and seven men, who
were stricken with beri-beri. were put
ashore and sent to the hospital. The dis
ease is unknown here The authorities
are at loss how to handle it, should
other ships follow with 1t on board. The
Cam is laden with sugar and tea, and
makes the third vessel which has reached
this port in the past four weeks on which
death from this disease has been reported.
The disease is said to resemble yellow
fever somewhat, but it is more fatal. The
Cann will be detained at quarantine and
thoroughly dlsinfected, while stringent
measures will be adopted to cope with
the disease from other vessels ARRIVING
from the fever stricken japanese ports.