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A special from Memphis says Felix
Ellington has been arrested and indicted
at Tptonville. Tenn, for the murder OF Z.
l.. Sewers and wife on trading boat.
A San Antonio (Tex.) special saws a
touching appeal has been forwarded from
there TO President Harrison asking clem-
ency for the misguided followers OF CARA,
imprisoned for violating the neutrality
laws.
A special from Norwood. o., Gays Rev.
Saul Relnert, of the Lutheran church
there, has had a fight with the trustees,
BACKED their eyes, and had hisleg broken.
HIS resignation has been forced and legal
prosecution is to follow.
The suffering among the laboring classes
of the Mexican population on both sides
of the Rio Grande is appalling. Many
families have been living for days on cac-
tus plant and mesquite beans. Many chill
dren have fever and bilIousness.
1t is reported from Ounalaska that o
party of marines from the Yorktown, sta
toned az False Pass, fired on the steamer
Polar Bear, tender of the Bristol Bay Can
neries, while temporary aground IN tue
pass. The marines are supposed TO have
mistaken the vessel for British poacher.
Judge Briefly yesterday at Boise passed
sentence upon five more Cwur dAlene
rioters held for contempt. Thomas Easy,
president Of the Miners Union, was sem
fenced to six months in the county jail
under his first conviction. The sentence
for his onence in the Bunker IL and Sui
livan case was suspended.
That the cholera is IN st. Petersburg.
Russia. is now officially admitted. A re-
port Just issued shows $50. eases aud 81
deaths IN the city between August LIST and
18th. Thus far only working people have
been attacked by the scourge. The condi-
tions under which they live invite attack,
and throug igr ORANGE shey.passlyely re-
sist the endeayors OF ths authorities 70
improve the existing sanitary conditions.
A special from Waldo. Tex. says: This
evening Benjamin Holloway shot and
killed a negro at O saloon outside OF town.
Constable Hall. City-Marshal Christian,
and Officer Carpenter went out 10 arrest
him. He was aided by friends 70 resist
arrest and many shots were exchanged.
Officer Carpenter was shot and badly
wounded and Doc Stewart was fatally
shot. The officers were finally compelled
TO 90 for assistance and more ammunition
A large posse Is after the murderer.
The Peoria Oh. passenger steamers City
of Peoria and Bocealis Rex were thrown
into terrible state OF excitement yester-
day by fight with Winchester rines be-
tween the pilots OF the respective boats,
growing out OF struggle for tne ,isn. OF
way. The pilot of thss Rex fired twice
with his Winchester at the Peorias Pilot,
who escaped by dropping 10 the moor.
Captain Yor, of the Peoria. ran TO his
pilot-houss and changed the boats course
Just in time to avoid cutting the Rex IN
two.
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nALr1Morn

BtfTfnoas. August 13-yisnr sf@sf,
Isstss is;ye3 barreis; shipmsafs
70; red spot s0Jtas0s<.. Ans,s,sti
ssgssssoAc.; september. s0J<as0s.c'. o csssss'
ssssas<. s s.,., 10 = isi. 7ss34lc: r.
bnsneis: .sor. 'Ils sss saip'nents, Te,o0o
$4,000 bonheis southern wheat s,,,ii, 1870 rss.s,
7sas2c I.onsbsry, e0as:ic Co-n c,i,.' ssi.t
s sg2., oos,ssg,fc' August. SEC. ssc,ember.
byssci.. .h.n.ss,,. o9g,,S receipts, s,iIl
cs.f2o oushsls; sales, 5000 su.hs,,. a,n,e..,.
corn dull; White, bHlsa57c. vetio. Gsss"oetn
v ,,s god demand No 2, white Sss,ern. a..
r o,a; NO. Zoo mired western. 3oa3sl<e.
bushels. Rye .qulctsr; NO. g. 5eLc', ~.
oeipis. 1875 bushcis. nay s,esdx.~' -
70 choice timothy, siA5Oasi5.s0'' cr.,n
irelgnls steady, eut inartye, unc6anEsd. cot,aa
Mcss.porS, sIA5o Duik-neats lloo.e,- .s,,.
deis. NC long-cear. Dc. c,ear-ftb slJs. So
sugsr-ptckled shoulders, si6c,. suge,.c,,sr.t
smoked ,snes a. shoulders, sste hans. snAi. I4Es;
Butter 1rm: creamery, fancy, gfc.. a. 49, ~
choice, 2la2ac.; DO. limitation fSao0r', is,i,.'
fancy. 49,: do. good % choise, l5aI7e'! sso,o,
paesei, l4si5c. grass, l4aI0c Eggs nrn, a,
xoal9c' .ouss urm; Rio cargoes. fair, si7;
40. q, lytsalac. Sugar anclansed. Conner
unchanged. Whiskey unchanged. Pc.n,,,s
nrm; virginia fancy hau8-plcke,i, 4Liasix.
farmers. 3a3lSr,; North Carolina, &c, shsusI
peanuts, NO. L, a. 40, =, 2skc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LorIs. August l3.-Fioar duu. veak. ana
unchanged. Wheat closed g. above yesforiay.
No. ? rcd, cash. unclaimed az T3i.o:; Auegs,''
7SSsc bid; September, GsJtc. 3D. Corn ,lose3
about az yesterdays figures No. ,, ca N, sfsaliz
at t9c.: August. 4Sc bld: Sertens Sor, 40sa
49jso bid. Cats-SUeculaton ifrhf. nsrket
stronger; No. =, cash. d CHER AZ g3i6,. Sepieu.
Der, 32lic. Dif. Whisky s.oaiy A. si,IO. Pro-
visions strong aud higher Potx-slanfari mas,
iobbing, $3.50. Lard. $50. Dry-saltoi
meats, bacon, and hams, UNCHANGED.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August l3.-Fiour nrm. Wheat.
No. 2 red, s5c Corn steady No. o mixed. sic
Data quiet: No. ,, 3ta35s Pork quiet a
Sl2.75, Lard quiet ~ sS.S1i$. Bulk.nests
stronger at $500. BscOn drm at gD1ntsa
1920. Whtskcy strong 10 ei.l5.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET
CHICAGO. August 13--Cattle- Rect pts. i.soO
head; half Texans; shipments, 500 a.ad 40, A
sufficient number Of sales 70 make a market.
prices same ~ yesterday.
Hogs--Receipts, 10000 head. shipments
1900 head; market quiet and s.cady; grassy
skips, S4.2jss4.S0; light grassers, 81. l5as5s5.
rough packers, sS.f0asb.5O; mixed, s655a
e5.65; primo heavy and bntchers' weights,
ss.T5as5.S0; nrst-ciass assorted light, t5.7Oa
1913; other lights, s5.5osS5.0O.
Sheep-Reccipts, 10000 h0ad: no shipments:
all sold az steady prices.
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OF the cafe, their faces streafpfng with
blood, adding to the disfDay and terror OK
the fashionable throng that had gathered
at the sound of tho explosion.
The police rushed in ana found several
persons lying in tho wreck with serious
wounds, one of them unconscious and
another almost dead, owing 70. q copious
flow OF blood from cash IN the temple.
The wounded were &C olce conveyed 10
the hospital or their st0pping-places, and
efforts were made 10 ascertain who was
guilty OF the crime.
There was very little lett OF the dynamite
cartridge. but the police were able to
locate whore 1t had been placed. 10 far.
however, they are without any reliable
clue as TO the criminal. Two persons of
suspicious appearance arrived 10 Ostend
from PARIS IN tho early part or the week
and we're Swallowed by the police, who
suspected them of being thieves or
swindlers. They paid their way. and as
they did nothing TO Justify arrest they
were not mole,ted. They are now missing.
1t Is thought that perhaps they were
Anarchists and peTpetrated the outrage III
revenge for the severe penalties recently
imposed on Belgian Anarchists.
The outrage has caused such dismay
among tho visitors at Ostend that num-
Der Of them have given notice OF their IN
tention TO 60 elsewhere. RS they fear this
IS but the beginning of q series of outrages
aimed at the wealthy class who frequent
the resort. The guards at the palace OF the
King OF the Belglans has been increased
and the sentinels on the Notifications
have been directed TO be specially vigilant
in detecting aud OBTAINING suspicious per-
sons. The Hotel des Bains, IL is said has
applied for additional police protection.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
INEW YORh.

NEW YORK, August 13.-cotton easy; mid.
dllng uplands, z 3-16c.; Orleans, z 9-16c.
saleg. lao taies; total net receipts, all ports,
SIS tales; expcsts--to Great Britain. $50 bales
70 tao Continent, las bales; stock, 4l6,OOo
bales. Wheat trsno nrmcr and dull NO.
red, S23lc IN store and elevator; August,
s25lc.: September, $3.50; December, S79<c.
Com duh and easy; No 2, 63c. In elevator; Au-
gust, coke. september, 59c. October, 5sc.
Oats steady and quiet; options dull. 5Sc- up 10
&c down; August, 3Si4e. september, $3.50.
October, $3.50; spot No. ,, 3Sl8a3S34c.; mixed
western, 39a40l5c. Coffee -optlons closed irui,
I0a20c. up: August, sl3-05; september aud
October, si..D5asl3: spot Mo erfes and arm
No. a, sl4. Sugar-Reiined fairly active and
arm. Nola sss--New Orleans steady and quse;.
Rice fria aud. IN good demand; domestic fair 70
extra At 3i<1gc. Japan, aa5ilc. Petroleum IN
fair demand refined, Now York, e.23c.; fhEa.
deiphia and baltimore, 6.0ac. Cott5n-sced oil
figfa bat duh; crude. 36a27c.; yellow, SIC.
Resin steady and In more demand; strained,
common TO good. sz.20a21.271<. Tarpeutine
firm aud Ia fair demand at 2Syza2ec. Pcrz dan
blt STEADY. Peanuts quiet a3d steady; fancy
land. picked. 4ef53c. heel duh but steaiy.
tut.mezts duh but steady. Aidales quiet aud
ssezay. Lard nixhsr bus ysrx dali; sss,srn
4S.25 noszaiIy. BrsfEns duu bue sessdys
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August 10th, II will sell ronnd-trip tickets
comfor t"a az sis. The rsto ron Mem.
phis 10 Paducah Is 50. This makes the
round-trip rate from Memphis 20 Old
Point Comfort Sal. The regular summer
rvund-trip excursion rate. 10 $500. tne
ticket being good twenty days. When the
Louisville and Nashville and Memphis anu
Charleston roads learned Of the intention
of the Chesapeake and OHIO yesterday
afternoon. they too decided 70 JOIN In the
fight, and after August 10th, an
three roads will put on cheap tickets
TO eastern points. As soon rs tns
Memphis route heard OF the cut It ordered
agents 10 20 further than the other road'.
and next Tuesday will sell $40 round-trip
tickets to Norfolk and Richmond, Va
Savannah. Ca. and Washington. ID. "
good for three DAYS. The Illinois Centrai,
Mobile and Ohio, East Tennessee. virginia
and Georgia. and Queen and Crescent sys-
TENS are expected 70 Join in the hgnt.
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BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
Captain Burton, with twenty-five g

Captain Burton, with twenty-five GUARDS,
had $50 or $50 convlcts in charge and I'M
der control. Between Sewanee and Mt.
Eagle the convicts cut the train in two,
and ten or fifteen made break FOX liberty.
Several shots were fired. Matt. Wilson
(white) was killed and Tom Smith (co-
lored) wounded. SIX or eight made good
their escape. The wires are cut between
here and Tracy City, and nothing further
can be learned of the insurgents.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
CONFEOERAT We GRAMS
Committee on Southern School History
Duly Appendicitis Membfr'.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

NEW ORLEANS, La. August l3.-George
W. Norman. adiutant-general,a announces
that General j. b. Gordon, general CON-
manGing, Confederate Veterans, has APP
pointed the following committee as d.
Teeted by unanimous vote or the con-
vention of delegates assembled at New
Orleans on April s and ., 1872,
az an historical committee. and q
committee on southern school ms
tory ito formulate plan 70 secure
O true and reliable history of the late civil
war, and to select proper and truthful
history OF the United States to recommend
for use IN the public and private schools
OF the South" Lleutenant-General l..
Kirby Smith (chairman). Sewanee, Tenn. !;
Professor j. n. Stubs. Woods Gross
Roads. Gloucester county. Va; Professor
Alonzo Hill, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Lieutenant
General S. d. Lee. Starkyille, MISS; Ma
jor-General Ellison Capers, Columbia, ..
and Professor j. W. Nicholson, Baton
Rouge La.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rRoDorted for tho Disoatch.l

AUGUST 13.-No auction offerings to-day.
Private sales: Smokers, Is; darks, SO; wrap
pers, 1S-to;al. SO hCgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sl.l6I: tobacco, s2,267.55; special tar, e2o
penalties, $3.50 total s3,472.05.
Auction offerings on Change for week: e43
packages and 3 taken in; highest price, s34 ;
lowest, $40: average, sS.43.
Private sales: Filters, 81; smokers, 235 !;
cutters, 10: Wrappers, 90; darks, 1888 Jugs,
q; stems. 16-total, 7Sd hogsheads.
Revenue collections for weok: Cigars and
cigarettes, sI7,075.70: tobacco. sl4,0Sl.54
special tax, s25 penalties, sl2.50-total. s32,-
ODAS4.
Sun-cured auction sales averaged ven up this
wock with Frcos well sustained. Export
smoking grades had good weeks showing.
while wrapper sales figured next IN brignts, and
dark shipping grades wero also active at fair
price,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
ARNoLD-KN~~ cfsl CONTINUED.


Farmers Opposeu :. tne Road System
Labor-Day Speakers-Personal Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, August 13.-Owing to the ab-
sence from the city OF Judge John Nicely,
counsel Tor the defence, the case Of Will
liam Arnold, charged with causing the
death of Frederick Knox in Sales billiard
room, tailed 10 come mp O-dav in the Police
Court, and Justice East announced that
the examination would be held on Mon
day. COmmonwealth's-Att Wilcox Is
also absent from the city, but Captain John
W. Happier, who has been retained by the
family. will conduct the prosecution.
The Farmers Alliance of Norfolk county
is moving the Bonrd Of Supervisors
against the present system Of working the
roads. Under special act OF the Legs.
lature q board OF trustees manage and
work the roads here.
MAJOR PULrER's FUNERAL.
The funeral of Major S. d. Fuller Will
take place from st. Luke's Protestant
Episcopal church tomorrow afternoon.
The flag on the City Hail is 40 halt-mast in
respect 10 his memory and the police sta
ton draped lu mourning. Deceased was
captain IN the Fifth Nirglnia Cavalry, and
during the latter part of the war served
as aide-de-camp on the staff OF General
Thomas /. Rosser. He was a member of
the Gloucester Lodge OF Freemasons and
several other orders.
Mayor A. b. Cooke, Colonel X. r. Grit
fin, and State-SenatOr j. I. Lawless viii
be among the speakers on Labor Day at
Ocean View. The excursion aud other re-
ceipts 90 70 the Labor-Iempie fund.
A cycle club. known as the Norfolk
Nheelmen, was organized at the Lee Rifles
armory last night, with w. L. Payne presi-
dent.
ANOTHER NORFOLK HOTEL.
A site at tho intersection of Butte and
Charlotte streets has been sold by MIR.
Frederick Robinson 10 Captain Nathaniel
Burruss for the sum Of S2z,0OO, on which,
It IS said. an uptown hotel Will be erected.
Cole Generalization Il. q. Banks is at
Pen Mar, Nd.
DR.. n. r. Hotchkss. of New Haven,
Conn, IS in the CITY.
Justice A. j. Dalton and family left to-
dav for Farmyillc.
Rev. A. T.. owen. ID. d., left to-day for
Providence TO deliver an address before
tho Baptist convention at Marthas Vine
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
ZACH SIDE GETS SIX.
.vvoNo COLLEGE AND FOREST
R 'C"' PLAY A TEN-lNNING TIE.
,.,,.,n,s. Roturs nom fetcrssurg
- v,e,orlous-Re'u''' on the Dis~oaa
.od Turf Elsewhere

.,.,,,rs,le won in the bail game played
~ Park Yesterday afternoon be-
q ~ ,ho Richmond College and Forest
We g,a,~. Tho athletic students tied the
h'" ' tho ninth inning and each side
So, .,o same number Of runs in the
r-.s Darkness was then fast approach
t'D'.. .he contest was declared draw.
vs. -, -, .,a,e was one Of the most exciting
80, This year. and tho 800 " franks u"
va and applaudcd with great energy
..,rusiasm. The college boys are
.'- tben the Forest Hills aud show
~ r-ociice. In the first part OF TIE
.., thugs looked very. gloomy 10,
INF iaoy pulled up later on ana
49,. ye.y near winning.
'' srLrNprD BATTERY WORK.
... so,,pro of the game was the ex-
i' i,.trrv work on both sides. bat
.,,h.i in splendid form, and was
~ 'rrrzIng. The boys touched MN
Ca.' ..ic. but the hits were so
-'i t6at they accomplished but Int
r-.k was IN pretty good shape.
%, ,.. work in the box was indeed
ONLY one bit w0s made on him
% D., fro tenth inning, and, ne was as
"a Nm. az men on bases as ne was sue
t, ~.t.r.uc the batiers on strikes.
6racd tho zephyre. Lyston was
..r.-,el behind the bat by keeter,
wado a fine record at the bat.
.-.-. is indeed q great acquisition
..i .r.qns. who would have been
ii.'-...., without the two such strong
lt'' '...-..rfaut positions. Keefer is an
ar ..rowlng down TO second, and
t '.r. mt on several players there
.~,5ror muGed the ball.
81. ..r.. "a good deal Of dissatisfaction
+.... q the PLAYERS at several of
...ans. but he was certainly i'm
lt n Judgment though. may not
erect IN oil instances.
ruF qcOHF.
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SERIOUS SMASH UP.
One Man Killed. One Badly IpJured-Boys'
Play the Cause.
nv telegraph % the Disoatch.l

10y W hHS DA"S-e~f
ProRIA, Ill, August 13-The fast train
on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
due to leave here at 800 p. ~, was fifteen
minutes late in departing this afternoon.
AS the train shot around curve about
three miles from the depot at the rate OF
forty miles an hour the front trucks of the
locomotive Jumped the rails ana a moment
later the train was piled up in the ditch.
The engine YVES turned completely around
and is total wreck. The cars all left
the track. but were not badly smashed up.
George Bone. the engineer, OF Galesburg.
after reversing tho engine, was caught IN
the lever and sustained injuries from
which he died shortly after. John Max
well. the fireman. also of Galesburg;
jumped, after putting or the brakes, aud
thus saving the train. he was quite badly
injured, having one leg broken ana 70:
GOWN: besides internal injuries. None OK
the passengers were injured, though All
were badly shaken up aud number were
bruised. IL 10 believed thar boys placing
spike on the rail 10 see the engine smash
ii caused the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
KNIGHTS TeMPLAR WRECKED.
Quite n Number Injured, Only Ono or
Two seriously, However.


[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHIoAGo, August ia special train on
the Chicago and Northwestern reilroad
carrying Knights. Iemplar from Denver,
met with an accident two miles west of
Clinton, Iowa. to-day. The train consisted
of an engine, q baggage-car, and seven
sleeper, carrying Knights Templar from
along the line of the Lehigh Valley road, in
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with Grand
Commander CoddIng, of Pennsylvania, in
charge. Through an accident of some
sort the fifth sleeper jumped the track
and derailed the two following IT. The
last one turned completely over and landed
in the ditch beside the road. A number
of persons were injured, but aside from
Mrs. Charles Rhoades, of South Bethle-
hem, Pa, and Rueben Bresell, of Hazel
ton, Pa, all were able TO proceed on their
journey to Chicago. Mrs. Rhoades and
MIR. Bresell we're taken TO Clinton and
cared for. Fortunately there were four
physicians on board the train, who were
able TO give the necessary medical assist
ance to those who were hurt.
The following Is the list OF those in
II. Eyerhart, of Easton, Pa; Samuel
Wells, of Stanhope, Pa. ). S. Cook and
wife. of Newton. n. j.. Miss L. G. Dehart,
of Easton, Pa. Mrs. Harry haines, of
Easton, Pa. w. II. Obert, of Lehighton,
Pa. Miss Wells, of Stanhope, n. j.; Q, L.
Brunckman, of Lehighton, Pa; j. W. Fitz,
of Washington. n. j. John Pursel, Phil
lipsburg, n. j. j. Eilenburg, Phillips
burg, n. j., and DR.. @. X. Davidson, Stan
hope, n. j.
Mr. Bresel is the most seriously hurt,
but 1t is not believed that his injuries will
prove fatal. 1t is expected that Mrs.
khoades will he able TO resume her jour-
new Tomorrow
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The AfrIcnn Unri.Ing.
tBy Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dispstc

lby hnglo-Amercan cable TO the Dispatcn.I
BRussELs, August 13.-While the Govern
ment doubts the truthfulness of the re-
ports from the Congo Free State that the
Ara bs are sweeping tho country along the
upper Congo and destroying the stations,
IL is taking measures 10 concentrate its
forces at Basoka Camp and TO establish
post at the confluence of the LomamI and
Congo rivers to watch the Arabs.
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p1soosrENr WITH THE SITUATION

The article reflects with fidelity the feel
inc which pervades all classes. Though
the energy and good intentions of tho
Emperor are appreciated. discomfort with
his lmperious intermeddIing prevails
everywhere. The instability of public af-
fairs. the constant change of high officials.
the frequent removals of military officers,
the sudden turns in politics, now radically
Liberal and anon extremely Conservative,
has aroused general longing for firm
hand andfor unswervinC methods of gov
eminent, even if they are sometimes op-
pressiye. as under Prince Bismarck. Of
icials and the public then know what to
expect They had confidence that the
measures proposed would be carried
through at all risks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
DYNAMITE AT osTEND.
An Explosion Week, "A Cafe and Injures
Many Patrons.


(By Anglo-Amoricsn cable to the Dispatch.l
BRUssyLs. BELGIUM. August 13.-Great
excitement prevails to-day nc Ostend over
O dynamite outrage that mas resulted IN
three persons being fatally injured and
several seriously. i,
Ostend is tho favorite summer resort OF
the Belgian aristocracy. Tho hing or the
Be!gians has summer residence anu
visits the baths here, and other summer al.
fractions include nobility from all paris OF
Europe, and especially Russia, whose lead
ing families make OsIend their iayorite re-
sort on the western shores OF Europe.
The old Kaiser Wilhelm OF Germany also
was q frequent visitor 10 Ostend, and
although the present Kaiser does not fol-
low his grandfather's example, many noble
German families still mako Ostend their
summer habitation.
At present Ostend is thronged with
visitors. One OF the most aristocratic re-
sorts Is the Cate du Prince. called after the
late Prince Consort of Enghnd, and much
frequented by English soiOu.ners as we'll
as by Russians and Germans.
To-day, while number of people were
in the cafe, q dynamite cartridges was ex-
ploded under one OF the windows. The
force of the explosion was terrific. The
cafe was wrecked. the windows shattered,
the tables broken. and the plates aud
glasses smashed and hurled about the
room. Several persons IN the cue were
wounded by the hsing missiles and three
were fatally injured.
HoERIRrE srrcTacLE.
The spectacle was the most horrible ever
..x<
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yeiIow-Jaek at Tampa
lBy telestapn . tns DIsDatch.

TAMrA, Fra, August IS. The reports Of
the existence OF ysllow-feyer on the AIneri-
can schooner Eva Is. Douglass have peen
confirmed by an official statement OF Or
Joseph y. Porter. received here to-day.
The vessel was bound tfoui Havana 70
Punia Gorda, 10 load with phosphate. ana
was detained at the state 4uAfahlIhe fsa a-
ton on Muliet Key (twenty-elght miles
below port Tampa, according TO law, for
fumigation and dlsinfecslon'
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pemo.rstlc Can,raign work.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dlspat'h. J

nv
NEW Yoax. August ls.--Tbe Democratic
National Campaign Committee wili meet
next Wednesday. All the members nave
sent word that they viii be present. The
heavy work Of the campaign VIII then DO
begun, and tue committeeman Will settle
down here for the summer. excepting II.
g. Wall, OF Wisconsin, who WIN nave
charge OF the canvass ia the northwestern
States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

August 13-Receipts: 800 head cattle, $50
Sheep and lambs, and ESQ head hogs.
Sales; $40 mead cattle, $50 sheep and lambs,
and $50 head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle, best, 33la4c. gross; medium 10 good,
214a;igec. gross; common 10 fair, 2a2I9c grosA
Bulls, Paige. gross.
sheep, 3lSa4c. gross.
Lambs, 4q5c. gross
Hogs 7aI4lc. NET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Great Rate War.

l3y telegraph 20 tho Dispafch.l
MEMPHIS. Tenn, August 1S.--The greatest
rate war ever Known among southern
railroads has been declared. The Mem
phis Passenger Association has virtually
collapsed, nad in future it will be cut
throat game here for business among the
trunk-hnes. The Chesapeake and Ohio
yastardsv announced that beginning