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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Federal Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The usual
monthly debt statement prepared by the
Treasury was not issued TO-DAY owing TO
the stoppage Of work at the Government
printiue-oflice where it is printed. The
figures were prepared. however, and will
be issued tomorrow, as follows: Aggre-
gate cash in the Treasury, S7s3. .959.26S; net
cash balance. S27 .050, ,2SG increase during
the month, 1851, ,90g; decrease OF interest
and non-interest- bearing debt, $3.50, 9O5
decrease in certificates and Treasury notes
outstanding, S569, sol; total debt, includ-
ing certificates and Treasury notes, 81
5s7 ,0J4, ,73S; total certificates and Treasury
notes outstanding, S6l9,675,SO9 (offset 10y
an equal amount Of cash in the Treasury
Det debt S967 37S 935
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
The Pleasures of Ocean View.

Captain Frank w. Cunningham and his
boys (the Walker Light Guard) returned
from Ocean View yesterday at noon, after
spending a most delightful sojourn of two
nights and one day upon the seashore.
They reached the View just in time for
supper. which was ravenously enjoyed by
the soldiers and their friends who accom-
panied them.
On Sunday morning they attended
Divine services in Norfolk at the Free
mason-Street Baptist church. The pastor,
Rev. Nj. b. Wharton, preached special
military sermon on the occasion and Cap
tain Frank sang one of his sweetest songs.
Rev. II. Nj. Wharton, of Baltimore. the
evangelist. was present and occupied a
seat on the pulpit with his brother. The
company held sone-seryice Sunday night
fterward. The trip was a most delightful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
THE HOMESTEAD STRIKERS.
An Alleged Break ia Their Ranks Denied.
Missionary Work.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, August 1. - General
Superintendent Potter claims that there
was a break in the ranks of the strikers in
the mechanical department last night, and
that twenty-five Of the skilled workmen
returned to work this morning. The men
had committee at the gate when the EN-
ployees went in this morning. and they
assert positively that but eight OF the 200
men in the mechanical department have
broken away. They have been preparing
for break away, they say, and are highly
gratifed at the result of their endeay0rs
20 prevent one. 1t is understood that
there are now several strikers in the mill
influencing the non-union men to quit
work. This plan was adopted with sigma!
success in 1882, when whole turn OF
strikers went back TO work and soon organ
lied all the non-unionists, taking them
out on another fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
sgNArE AND HOUSE.
The Joint Resolution Extending sundrs
C,i Appropriations Adopted.
F1irlcrr1pn Q rue Uispa1'h'I


........ u. g.. August I. .--SENArE,-
....ri.rrc ot senators this morning
81. -rl...lre OF any great success
-. .,f.nlel the telegraphc summons
Z tf.. Iresl lent recalling the ab-
... Ile Wee President stated, how
..,+ fo les. than thlrty-One such tele-
,.t.i been sent ont. and he lald be-
... Senate four telegrams received 10y
.I. ..our sickness as the cause OF aO-
., Tnes. were from Messrs. wilson,
,..r. polh. and Faulkner. Leaves OF
.t..r.s wrI grauted besides 10 DIT. Iiatt
t.a remainder Of the session ana 10
an. C,..or. of Louisiana, for tomorrow.
U, motion Of Mr.. Hawley the invitation
,.. Executive Committee having IN
t.--. ,le reception of the Grand Army
.r. Rnubhc at the eBcampmcnt IN
s....nI.r WAS accepted on the part OF
,I. S.rqt. and a committee OF five sena-
nrs provided Tor.
PROBABLY NO QUORUM.
N5uue-iiou came mp that required ascer-
.t-..rt uf the fact whether there was
..r.- quorum present or not. III IT had
l.. .atr r-slry 10 test that point the result
v1.. probably have been 3 demonstra-
.rir tAc negative. Bot there was no
DH- .n to-day's proceedings hat required
GAY formal vote. .,
do. ont resolution extending till next
Thursday last years APPROXIMATIONS for
r. government bureaus covered by and
5r..ulal lu the sundry civil Appropriation
lI .-ru peuding IN the House, was passed
without "a word OF remark and without any
5l,,-I.n. Almost all that occupied the
a.te.tlon OF the Senate were speeches on
fl Dln question by Mr.. Hawley and MIR.
H-clck. advocating and defending the
policy protection. and statement by Mt.
t,si respecting the profits of the Airing
t.u MoOi-Aliils.
House of Representatives.
H. Holman moved 20 suspend the rules
a.i pass the Joint resolution extending
uA'l August 4th the appropriations made
ly the sundry civil bill last year. lhe
I.at resolution extending the approprla-
tons until August 18th was passed without
Orn0slflon. but It's passage was preceded
lya rather spicy discussion.
lhe House also passed the bill changing
tae date of the dedication Ci the buildings
Of the Worlds COlum Olan Exposition from
the 18th 10 the 2lst Of October.
no QUORUM.
1t had required a call of the House be-
fo!e yesterday journal could be approved,
and now after the passage OF the sundry-
civil extension resolution, and the bill
changing the date of the dedication of the
World's-fair buildings, the quorum
vanished.
Mr. Holman moved 20 suspend the rules
and pass "a bill appropriating $4,000 tor
toe relief Of the Mississippi flood sufferers.
Mr.. Kiigore raised the point ofn no quorum
aud tut 15S members responding, the
House adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
A Democratic caucus was announced
ilr this evening al O'Clock.
The galleries of both houses were filed
SD the early part of the session with en-
y.u,cos Of the Government Printing
Office. but as soon as the sundry civil eX-
tension resolution passed the printers
lurned aMay To their posts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Funeral of Mr.. Fuer.teuau,

Funeral services over the remains of Mr..
r. Fuerstenau, the gentleman from Bre-
men, Germany. who died suddenly at
Rueger's from the effects of the heat on
Saturday evening, were conducted AZ 6
o'clock yesterday afternoon by Rev. Paul
L. Menzel, pastor of St. Johns German
Lutheran church. The obsequies took
place from the residence of Mr. Reh-
ling, 10H1 east Clay street, and
the lnterment was at Hollywood. Cable
grams were received from the wife of the
deceased and from the firm with which he
was employed, directing that he be buried
here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
shoes and Trunks.

The price tells and every one tells tho
price. We have the largest steck and
lowest prices. More Trunks and Satchels
than all the houses IN the city. Shoes.
Slippers, and Ties at any price you wish
them. Factory prices and at cost are not
in it. Our prize is lower than any house
IN Richmond for the goods We give you.
Wrong side of Broad street, corner of
Eighth, but the right side for the buyers
who wants good goods cheap. Mail orders
filed promptly. +. II. SpxScE.
The Shoe and Trunk House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
TheHnmosteah Rennrt.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. August Char
man Oates. Of the special subcommittee
of the judiciary Committee that investi-
gated the labor troubles at Homestead,
Pa, and the action of the Pinkerton po-
lice at that place, has prepared his report
and submitted il for approval to the sub
committee to-day. lnasmuch as 1t has
not vet been definitely determined whether
the investigation into the Pinkerton po-
lice share Of the troubles shall be pro-
ceeded with or not. the report in its con-
cluson does not deal with that matter. 1t
relates entirely 20 the cause. progress, and
termination OF the labor troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
watari w.teri Water,

What the Doctors say about water must
be so. Do you want any higher authority
as to what Is good and what Is bad for
you? They've told you in Sundays fip,ss
which was the bad. They tell in the cata-
loeue OF the Ottsrburn Litbia Company
which is the good. Just now. when the
weather is hot, you should drink freely OF
pure wator. There's none purer than tue
morning, leaving the spring at 2 and ar
irving here at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02

no good for the squstters. The Indians
are greatly incensed At the failure OF the
authorities 10 eject prospcctors. and even
those who have heretofore been peacesbly
disposed seem TO have caught inspiration
from the others. and all are armed. The
ironSs ?, ana wd0s c s ss ,1e
be placed at his disposal for this purpose
as soon as those from Fort Spokane can be
spared from the Coeur DAlene mining re-
gion. The authorities at Colyille. the
county-seat Of Stevens county. do not ex-
pect serious outbreak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
THE GOVERNMENTAL MACHINE.
Started Again by the Application of p
preparation oil.

WASHINGTON, August No time was
lost. after the passage by the Senate of the
ioint resolution extending the approprla-.
tions. in setting in motion tho wheels of
the governmental machine, which had
been brought toa standstlll. AS soon as
the resolution passed the Senate it was
hastily enrolled and carried TO the Presi-
dent. At half-past o'clock the President
notified Congress Of its signature, and at
2 O'Clock the Record compositors, who had
been laid of Saturday night, were again
at work. and the business of the greatest
printing-office on earth was again IN full
swing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Prlxnte Iams,s Charges.

PfIrsBURG, August 1.-lnformatlons were
made this afternoon before Alderman
Reilly by ex-Priyate Iams against Colonel
Hawkins, Iieutenant-Colonel Streator,
and ASSISTANTS Surgeon Grim, OF the Tenth
Regiment. for aggravated assault and bat
tery and assault and battery. warrants
were issued. The charge OF aggravated
assault was for tying Iams up by the
thumbs and the assault and battery for
shaving his head.
A evil suit will also be brought fol
damages, and the attorneys say they are
confident of securing heavy damages Ior
their client. and also OF conyicting the de-
PENDANTS ON the charges made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Canada is DignIfied.

OrrAws, ONr.. August Lit is indef-
nitely said that Canada will not take any
action IN the eanal-tolls dispute until the
United States Government is heard from.
IL the President issues a proclamation
bringing the ,retaliatcry bill into effect the
Iation by the United States Government
OF the Washington treaty. In anv event
Canada viii not adopt policy of rsprisais.
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elsMAacks JENA SPEECH.
Did the ex-Chancellor Mean TO Suggest
Parliamentary Regime:

[ByAnglo-American cable 10 the Dispstch.l
BERLIN. August |. The political speech
made by Prince Bismarck In Jena is being
excitedly criticised IN this city. The Tdge-
blon, commenting ON the remarks of the
ex-Chancellor, says: " IL is in every way
the most notable utterance he has
given voice to since hequitted Office.
His reference TO the strengthening
of the influence OF the Reichstag re-
vealed new programme. In demanding
that the convictions of the people be con-
sidered more important than the will OF .
monarch with an absolutist caprice.
Prince Bismarck must have meant the in
PRODUCTION of a parliamentary regime. al
though he not use those exact words.
Against the new Bismarck the Liberals
will have less to say than against the
former Bismarck"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
IN. rtch,-Bour B,Il Law.

TO-DAY signed the eight-hour law. The
bill was introduced in Congress by Repre-
sentative John J. 0'Neill. of Missouri
(Democrat), former chairman of the Labor
Committee. and was prepared by the labor
unions. 1t prohibits all employees Of the
government from working over eight hours
per day and extends the rule TO those
working under government contracts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Death Of a brilliant woman.

BALTIMORE August L. Mrs. Rebecca har-
Ian Winchester, wife of Mr.. Paul VIM
chester. OF the Ne,cs staff. president. of
the Journalistic Club. died last evening.
Mrs. Winchester was the daughter OF the
late DIR. Richard Haran. of Philadelphia,
and was in the 42d year OF her age. Mr.
and Ars. Winchester were married IN l5Js /.
Mrs. Winchester was woman OK ex-
ceptiona. intellectual attsinments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Miehiean'f Legislature Convened.

IDJ
LANSING, MICH, August 1.-Governor
Winans this afternoon issued proclama-
ton calling n special session of the Legis-
lature to meet Friday. August 5th. at
noon. tor the purpose of rearranging the
senatorial districts and apportioning anew
the representatives among the counties
and districts. and for the transaction. of
such other business as may be laid be-
fore IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
Democratic Campaign Work Commenced.
FARMER EdmuDds-VirgiDia's Sick-List

Democratic Campaign WORK COm m enced.
Farmer EdmuDds-VIrgiDia's Sick-List.
From Our Regular Correspondent
W.-HrNGToS, August 1.-The Senate to-
ia, passed the House bill of Representa-
Iye Crawford for the relief of the eastern
band of Cherokee Indians in North Caro-
lua IL gives them the right TO sell por .
r1u of their timber. and also credits them
With money due them under the Indian
fund.
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
The Democratic Congressional Cam
Ium Committee have commenced work
l earnest. They have magnificent head
quarters here IN the large new building
,r,cied al the corner of Ninth and +
streets by the Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Good campaign documents
4r ing scattered all over the country,
al the voters are 10 be well posted on the
ISSUES OF the day.
PRIVATE ALLEN o. X.
There ~ great rejoicing among the con-
rI -s.oual friends Of Hon. John Nj. Allen,
0 Mississippi. over the news 10 the effect
Vat he has carried every county In his
l.trct but one. thus assuring his nomi-
lauon and another term in the House.
'Iuyate" Allen has defeated strong
Iau IA the person of Colonel Muldrow,
Nuu formerly represented the District Tor
several years in the House, and who
Mas Fr,t-Assistant Secretary Of the lnte-
rur from 1855 70 1889 Private" Allen, as
l4- been remarked before. is the sunshine
20 the House, and he cannot vet be spared.
H. is not only man bubbling over with
andy humor. but he is a good LAWYER.
and as campaign speaker few men can
entertain biz crowd as well as be.
fABNKE EDMUNDs CONGRATULATED.
Farmer Edmunds. of the Virginia dele
c.tlon. IS being congratulated by his
irguds in assurances that his way 70 re-
domination seems TO be clear, and the fact
laat be IS to have another term in the
House
COLONEL o'FEKRAIL BITTER.
letter received from Hon. Charles t.
Vferfall, written at his home, III Har-
Ts1nburg, states that he is feeling some
what better than when he left the city,
lui no IS still quite unwell. He renamed
here attending 10 his duties until he was
ADVISED by bis physician 70 go home at
once OF he would have very severe spell
q illness.
MEssRs. LAWSON AND TUCKER.
Messrs. lawson aud Tucker, the other
members Of the Virginia delegation, who
sfc absent on sick leave, are reported 20
he recovering.
WATSON IN BAD oDoR.
The committee 20 investigate the
Aargos made against the House by Con-
pessuan Tom Watson, Of Georgia, will
probably conclude tomorrow, but action
% their report will hardly be taken this
session. Watson has stirred up great
ueai u feeling. aud be is in bad odor
among congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
PROMISED WISCONSIN FIGHT.
General Bragg Wishes Legislative En-
dorsement for the senate.
fRv teleyranh 10 tho Dispatch.l


MILWAUKEE. WIs., August There pro-
misses to be a big fight in the coming Demo-
cratic State convention over the question
of nominating candidate for the United
States Senate. Senator Villas went through
the campaigntwo years ago a. an endorsed
candidate, and he had no trouble when the
Legislature got ready to choose a sue,
cessor to John Z. Spooner. General
Edward s. Bragg. it is claimed,
wants to be the next United States
senator from this State, and he would
much prefer making tight be-
fore convention. But. IL is added. there
are many Democrats who do not favor
Bragg's candidacy, but who do not wish
to oppose him until after the fail election.
For this reason, it is alleged, they are OPP
posed to having the State convention
nominate or endorse % candidate for sena-
tor. Bragg and his friends, 1t IS said,
know all this. and they have resolved TO
make fight in the convention, believing
that In case the convention does take
action it will nominate Bragg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Academy Of Fine Arts. -


We sell at half-price, and We want the
whole Of Richmond TO know where 70 save
nearly 100 per cent. Flrst-class Cream
Note-Paper at sc. quire. sold everywhere
else for l0c. The reason is because we have
~ made by the mills direct IN large qisnu-
ties with our stamp on 1t. We do the same
on Envelopes and many other things.
A. T. CRAIG, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
The Cholera mt Tomsk.

Sr. PETERSBURG, August f.-Cholera has
made its appearance IN the prison at
Tomsk, the capital OF the government OF
that name IN West Siberia. Already ten
cases OF the disease and eight deaths have
been reported by the prison authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
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A stari-Up Non-UnIon.

PrrrsBURG. Pa, August 1.-The upper
Union Mills, in this city, started up nom
union at O'clock this morning. The
plate-mIll is running, and other depart
ments appear TO be in operation. A guard
Of police is about the property. and no
trouble has occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02

SPOKANE. WAsH.. August LA telephone
message from Rockford. near the scene Of
the threatened Indian trouble, last night
says: Several men hore from the Colviile
reservation report that different bands Of
Indians are engaging u dances which bods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
wisconsIn's Alleged Gsrrymander.

MADISON. WIS, August 1.-The suit to
test the legality of the last alleged gerry
mander was begun to-day, when G. L.
Esterbrook served upon Attorney General
OConnor the preliminary papers in the
proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Default on Terminal Interest. =,

New Yogg. August Lin accordance
with a resolution passed at recent meet
tug of the Richmond Terminal ADVISORY
Committee, defauit was made on the ints-
rest on the 9 per cent. bonds which wss
due to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02

Many persons are broken down from overwork
or household cares. Browns Iron Bittors rs.
builds the system, aids digestion, removes ex.
cess Of bile, and cures malaria splendto
tonic for women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Desperate Russian Rio,iur.

(By Angl0-American cable 10 tno Dtpaicn'i
ST. PETERSBURG. August 1.-Priyate let
ters received here from Tashkend, Asiatic
Russia, report that news IN regard to Sc
rious riots which occurred IN that place on
July 8th, IN connection with the cholera
epidemic, has been suppressed by the
government, the strictest censorship being
exercised in the matter. From these letters
1t is learned that the native Sarts. believing
that the doctors were poisoning the pa
tients who were suffering from cholera.
rose in revolt Five thousand of the Sarts
suddenly invaded the Russian quarter of
the town and attacked and wrecked the
residence of the Deputy Governor and
beat and tranpled that official to death.
Troops were sent TO Quell the riot,
but the Sarts gave them battle and
many lives weae lost on both sides.
The Sarts collected in the mosques and
were only dislodged by heavy storming
party after stubbornly fighting within the
mosques. Sixty Sarts were killed and hun
dreds wounded. Fifteen soldiers were
killed. 1t is feared that there may be re-
newal of the troubles, and precautions
are being taken by the authorities to pre-
want
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
Ceorgia's First Cotton.

IDy IUIVsrHPU 70 11lo I7l-FEVVu-I
SAVANNAH, GA, August 1.-The first bale
of the Georgia cotton crop was received
to-day from Sumnter county. IL was
classed as low middling and sold at 10 cents
mar nnund
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AoEmocaAT,c CAUCUS.
The worid's-Fair Matter to Co Over Till
Deesmber-Chicsgoan Desperate.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
WAsRIyaroS, August 1.-The Democrats
p TIE House held caucus tonight for
ile purpose OF consultation and IL pos
Moie agreement on some plan by which
the present deadlock can be broken and
sh adjournment of Congress brought
Tue last caucus held under circum-
ss sssnces similar 10 the present condition OF
=. ~ a.is 10 the House resulted Ia decision
~ .1iiay iay over until December tho direct-tzx
,on'. against which the filibnsterine st that
''lls "ss directed. A similar plan Of cain-
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hoMEsTEAp-MILL NOTES.
An Early Break in the strikers Ranks
Apticipated-Guns Galore.

Auticipated--Guns Galore.
PITTsBuRe, Pa, August 1.-The Carnegie
officials look for break IN the ranks OF
the strikers in few days, and by the end
of the week expect TO be running tuil;
About 100 deputies are on duty in and
about the mill, and this number will be
increased TO 800 very shortly.
Superintendent Potter reports that they
are all armed, and that enough guns are
now IN the mill 10 arm every man IN the
employ of the firm. Every precaution VIII
be taken to protect the employees, and, II
necessary. force will meet force.