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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
YESTERDAYS RICHMOND WEATHER
Two Overcome by Heat-A Fall in th
Mareurv

Two Overcome by Heat-A Fall in tho
Mercury.
The mercury yesterday played along
two or three degrees lower than on the
day previous, but these two or three de-
grees made vast difference 70 those en-
gagged in the shops, in the stores. and IN
the streets.
About o'clock city hand named Arm
strong was overcome by the heat While en-
gagged in laying gas-plpe near the corner
% Seventh and Franklin, aud had To Dc
taken home in a wagon.
The ambulance was called during the
DAY 10 n negro who had succumbed 10 the
heat. He WAS treated aud taken to his
home.
The DISPATCH Thermometer registered at
noon 70 degrees; at p. NJ. "a degrees
at ) =. NJ. % degrees, and at midnight 50
degrees.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany Yesterday furnished the DISPATCH
with the following readings OF the ther-
mometer at different points throughout
the State for the last four days. These
readings were at A. NJ:
25th-Newport News. 92 degrees; Bal
cony Falls. 100 degrees; Goshen, lUO de-
grees; Lexington. 100 degrees.
26th-Newport News, 100 degrees; Will
liamsburg, 95 degrees; Balcony Falls and
Lexington, 92 degrees: Goshen, 80 degrees.
17th-Newport News, 100 degrees; Will
liams burg. 9j degrees; Goshen, 80 de-
grees; Ronceverte, % degrees. ,..,
2Sth-Newport News, 95 degrees; WI
liamsburg 30 degrees; GOrdonsvllle, rs
degrees: Charlottesville. 50 degrees.
A moderate rain was reported IN the
vicinity of Gordonsville Wednesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

was made. Tho Republicans remained
seated and declined 10 vote. prefcrring 10
lot the Democrats fight the matter out as
they saw ht. The cali was crdered-l TO
%. Ont OF Difference TO the heat the doors
were constructivcly closed, but were
actually left open.
Two hundred and eleven members
having responded 20 their names further
proceedings under the call were dispensed
with, and the vote required upon. Mr.
Cummings's motion to adjourn until Mon
day. Then the quorum vanished OILY 100
members responding, voting for and l2l
voting against the motion.
Another call was ordered, this time by
the small vote of l6 to 2. and 1S9 members
answered as present. The see-saw game
continued until finally roll-cali was
reached. upon which no quorum answered,
and then the House adjourned, leaving
the WOrld's-tair amendment to the sun
dry civil appropriation bill in tho exact
state IL was IN when the House adjourned
yesterday. Not one step forward was
taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
Points Political.

ATLANTA, Ca. July 2s.--The Peoples
Party Convention of the Ninth Con-
gressional District to-day nominated Ihad
e. Pickett over Thomas L. Winn, the pres
ent incumbent. ,,,,
YASkros, OAK, July 2s.-Chairman Mil
Ter. of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee, is authority tor the statement that
all efforts 10 effect fusion with the Peoples
party on a State ticket have been unavall-
ing The People e's-party leaders want ma
jority of the offices. which the Democrats
decline TO grant.
DENVER, July 2s.-The Peoples'-Party
State Convention concluded Its work
shortly before o'clock this evening, and
the ticket nominated was taken from the
list OF names recommended by. the joint
conference committee of the Silver
League aud the Peoples party. Or the
presidential electors Berry, Higley,. and
Oyerholt are original Farmers Alliance
men, and Hanchett is silver Republican.
ST. PAUL, MINI. July 2S.-The Republi..
can State Convention to-day nominated
Knute Nelson tor Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
West Virginia Nominations.


PARKERsBUBG. w. Va, July 28.-The
second day of the State Democratic Con-
vention was one OF remarkable enthusiasm,
hot weather. and tights. W. A. McCorkle
was nominated for Governor last night on
the second ballot amid tremendous enthu-
siam. The first fight to-day was on the
nomination for Auditor. for which place
there were nine candidates. Johnson, OF
Barbour county. was nominated.
At the afternoon session the contest for
State Superintendent OF Schools was Ie-
petition Of the morning scenes. Virgin Il.
Lewis, of Charleston, was nominated.
Thomas S. Riley, chairman OF the state
Executive Committee. was nominated Tor
Attorney General after an interesting
struggle. =,
At the evening session Colonel j. Nj.
Rowan was nominated for Treasurer ON
the first ballot without any struggle.
Marmaduke Dent, of Grafton. was noml-
mated for long-term Supreme Judge. de
Is also the Third-party nominee for Su-
preme Judge. Judge Homer Holt was
unanimously renominated for the snort
term of the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
GENERAL WILLIAM MALONE
Said TO be Trying to Secure the Receiver
ship of the Il. & ID. Co.

ship of the X. * -. 20.
From Our Regular Correspondentl
WAsHINGToN July 2s.-It is learned on
good authority that General William Ma
hone Of Virginia, through number OF MS
closest and most influential friends, 10
irving to have himself appointed receiver
Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company. At present there are two re-
ceiyers for this company, and the supposl-
ton has been that they would be con-
tlnued: and It is the general belief that no
change will be made. even though their
appolntment may have been regarded as
only temporary when made. ,
The matter rests with Judge Bona, OF
the United States Circuit Court. 1t is q
well-known fact that the Judge does not
take much stock in General Mahone, Tor
n will be remembered that when the old
Norfolk and Western Company got into
trouble. and Malone was its president, he
was then anxious 10 be appointed receiver,
but Judpe Bond would not listen tO the ar
ranremcnt. Indeed IL Is recalled that he
sald Malone was the last man he would
select, the Judge going so tar as 10 lntl;
mate his belief that General Malone had
caused the company's funds 10 De used ia
circulating the old Richmond wing IN the
interest Of the Readjuster party IN Nlr-
GINA. which afterwared tiowered out INTO
the Republican party
Ii is said that one OF the strong reasons
advanced for Mahone's appointment as
receiver Of the HlchmOnd and Danviile IS
that If he should be successful he could
cause large deposits of money TO be MADE
in Richmond banks. Ii is suspected that
the little General wants the place TO give
nm new lever in politics IN
Virginia; and should he succeed he
would also be apt TO make some
of the present officials of the Rich
mond and Danville walk the plank.
The talk here Is that he VIII not carry out
his designs. Judge Bond stands IN the
way, aud besides Malone Is too, well
known as a railroad wrecker TO give hun
chance at the Richmond and Danyille
GOmuauy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
TUCKAAOE FARMERS.
A Fine Meeting of tho Club at Laburnum
Yesterday.

The Tuckahoe Farmers Club met yes
! terdav at the fine suburban farm Labur-
num-" OF Mr. Joseph Bryan. Notwith-
standing tho oppressive heat OF the uay'
the dense shade and well-yentilated apart
mants secured unexpected comfort 10 the
assembled guests. The meeting was a
tull one. The members present We're B.
Pnryear presideu) Julian Ruftln, Waiter
= Grant h. B. Chaffin, Harry Beattlo,
Taior A. ". CARRIER. Mr.. Penck. j. b.
WINSTON. +. T. ID. Myers, n. Clay Cham
bin. Joseph Bryan, Howard SWinelord,
and others. Among the invited grosts
were MIR. Mordecal and his brother, OF
Uenrlco county. the Rev. MIR. Randolph,
Nessrs. John :. Irby, j. d. hurrel, Han
cock. Hood, II. ID. Goddin, and others.
TIE PRESIDENT TALKS.
The club WAS duly called TO order by the
president. who congratulated them upon
their happv surroundings. 4 fine report
on the farm of Walter r.. Grant was read
by NIr. Howard Swineford. The unhnish-
ed business of the last meeting was then
dispatched.
The next business IN order was the in
spection OF the splendid grounds ana iarln
OF the host Despite the fierce sun most OF
the club visited fields, barns, and stables.
Some, however, regardtul OF thelr COM
fort. pteferred 10 remain IN the cool par
lors Of the house. ~
The stock of splendid Jerseys, which
showed generous treatment, We're partlcu-
larlv admired. There were some fine
blooded horses that called forth great
uraise. particularly two 2-year-olds. sons
of Norfolk, the magnificent stallion OF II.
Clay Chambhn. At the next meeting de-
tailed report OF the farm will oe read.
SHEEP HUsBANDRY.
Vnon the reassembling of the club and
invited guests the order of the day, sheep
busbandry. was introduced. Inc discus
sion. when fairly begun, was interrupted
bv the announcement of dinner, wnlch, III
this club. IS held by parliamentary law the
solvent Of discussion. Led 10y the host
the company marched to the dnner,table
spread beneath the foliage Of the lawn.
There was never more magnificent dis
nlay of Virginia hospitality. Everything
that could tempt the appetite was served
in rich and tasteful style. and the guests
did ample justice to the spread.
ORDER OF THE DAY RESUMED.
After the discussion of the viauds the
discussion Of the order of the day was re-
sumed. not perhaps with so much enthu-
siasm but in thorough and earnest style;
The discussion was participated III by
Messrs. Walter Grant, Julian Rntfin. and
Howard Swineford, of the club.
Mr. MOrdecai, OF CALIFORNIA gave Ilost
interesting accounts of the management OF
large sheep herds ranging from 2'OOo TO
5000 in California.
The interchange of views was an anl-
mated and practical one amidst the most
pleasant surroundings. AT an hour quite
late the club adjourned. each member feel
ING that IN the long history. OF the organl-
zatlon a more enjoyable and profitable day
had never fallen TO their lot; TIT,
Nothing was wanting that a cultivated
taste could suggest or generous means
could supply to the pleasure and enter
tainment Of the goodly company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
COLD WAVE COMING.
1T HAS ALREADY MADE IT DECIDEDLY
COOLER IN CHICAGO.
There Was Not Much Abatement of tho
Heat, However, in the Country
Mt Large Yesterday.
fBv to,orr,ph 70 the i,isp.tch.l


sINSEApoLIs. MINI, July 2s.-There was
killing frost in Montana last night and
the cold wave is coming this way. At
Havre (old Fort Assiniboine) the mercury
went down to 30. The cold wave is gen.
ersl over British Columbia. At winnipeg
the mercury is AZ.
CHICAGO COOLING OFF.
CHICAGO, July 2s.-Seventeen fatal cases
Of sunstroke were reported to-day mp to
O'Clock P. NJ, and there were eighteen
prostrations from heat. The heat Is rapidly
moderating.
WASHINGTON SOMEWHAT COOLER.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The maximum
temperature reached at Washington TO-DAY
was % degrees, which was degrees be-
low the highest of yesterday. There were,
however. several prOstrations from the
heat. Att o'clock this evening the TEN,
perature had fallen several degrees ana
the indications are tor local showers TO-
night and muen cooler weather. Tho de-
partment clerks were again dismissed at
o'clock on account of the oppressive neat
IL the middle of the day.
PHILADELPHIA VERY HOT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2S.-This city
was again very hot to-day, with maxi
mum temperature Of 80 degrees. The at
nosphere failed to cool as quickly alter
sundown as it did yesterday, and the dis
comfort of q warm night has been added
to that of the day. At A. NJ. 81 degrees
was reached, at p. NJ. Sc, and at T.. Nd.
81. Fourteen deaths. known to have been
causef by the heat, are reported, with
large number of prostrstions.
NEW YORK oPPREssyELY HUMID.
NEw YORK, July 2s.-The mercury
climbed steadily during the forenoon,
reaching 50 degrees at IL o'clock-tEe
same As yesterday. The humidity also
continued in the neighborhood Of 20 per
cent. through the morning. Throughout
the afternoon the heat continued Its slow
but sure ascending pace, reaching % de-
grees at o'clock and % degrees at )
+. NJ.
EVEN TIE CATsKfLLS HOT.
KINGSTON. N. Y, July 2s.-For the fifth
consecutive day the thermometer has
registered between 96 and 100 degrees IN
the shade. This afternoon ut 2 o'clock 1t
was 90 degrees. Reports from the Cats:
kills say that it is hot in the majority OF
places during the day, but cool III the
evening and during the night
TEoY's TEN-DAY AyEAEGE 9I.3.
TRoY, N. Y, July 2S.-The temperature
IN this city yesterday reached luz degrees
in the shade. Tho average maximum for
the past ten days has been 9i.3 degrees.
ALBANY WARNER THAN EyEB.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 2s.-The thermome-
ter registered SO degrees IN the shade at 3
o'clock. The heat IS more oppressive than
on any day this week, on account OF exces-
sive humidity.
sCHEEEcTADY's RECORD.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y. July 2S.-The Their
mometer made a record this morning, re-
gisterins in the shade at 10 o'clock 100 and
at II o'clock lO1 degrees, with little or no
breeze stirring.
HARTFoRD's wARMEsT.
Hartford. CoNN., July 2s.-To-day is the
most oppressive of any during the heated
term. The thermometer registered S3 at 8
A. NJ. and at 2 o'clock on Main street, IN
the shade, reached 10l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
ap,oa,able Investment.

The United Banking and Building Con-
pany, S21 east Main street. offers for sale q
limited number of the shares of its capital
stock, fully paid and non.assessaole, at
$50 per share. A cash dividend of per
cent. per annum, payable. semi-annuaiiy,
is paid on the cost of this stock. Inc
stock also participates in the profits OF the
company. aud is redeemed by the company
OF its maturity (Which Is estimated to be
about eighty-four months) at Sl0o per
share, regardless of the cash dividends
already paid the holder thereof. Investors
are invited to call or write for prospectus
of the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
n,. shoulder Nearly pI.loealed.

Mr.. Gus f. Delarue. the well.known
yesia,rat1T, came near being quite Sc
yerely injured Wednesday evening while
nanied by his wife, and coming from Forest
GllI Park had TO cross an open culyort, the
descent 10 which is very steep. Dir. Della
rue, who Is an expert driver. held the reias
OF his spirited horse tightly. expecting the
animal TO step over the culvert Instead
OF doing so. however. the horse leaped
over it, giving the refine such terrinc
Jerk as 10 dislocate the muscles and socket
OF his right shoulder Notwithstandins
coeded with his left hand in holding in the
horse. ard reached home without sustain.
ing any further damage. Drs. Brock ana
Ross SET the dlslocated ehoulder ysster-
day and the patient Is doing very weil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
N STATU QUO ANTE.
II, WOrld'S-Fair Matter Just
Where 1t Was Wednesday.
WINES LATEST UNDERTAKING,
I,ttlc General Trying 20 Have Him
..lfMade Receiver of the X q D.
Daniel on Options
- onr Rernlar correspondont.l

-r-1,1 oar Regular Correspondent
rr..-.SoroN. July q. -Tilibustenng was
.-l 10 tho Houso to-day against the
..... .la.r appropriation IN the sundry
.-1rriat,on bill, and the members
,-s standing out commenced their
e..... morning with a determination
i.ca,od they we're very much IN
Tie weather was even more de-
''..-.... than II was yesterday. a heavy
ll here last night, Gccom-
'-...t .r wind. thunder, and lightning.
-.-v 30 caused drop IN the
.ul while u seemed cooler To-
,r. was really more humldity ia 'ie
.,. and tho depressing ehect IN
.... ts. Ilouee was equal 10 that OF
...v DAYS. The intense heat, how
,.t discourage the members who
I'.... LID their minds 10 hlbuster.
..r, 10 10 iu an earnest way, Dir.
t..... .. Ohio. taking tho lead.
..-.,I. ,sn NORTH CAROLINA.
-...... .al North Carolina men,
..,.,- Dut One or two said this
..-. taey thought II might be
...v cntor thor protest and
t...t.ugr.-s could adjourn at an
r.. tr. Jones. of the First Nlrgl-
I.t... e very pronounced IN ms
t tIecL He SAYS ihat rather
..... .. r lli he wiling to remain
...r Many others talk tho
..f some even 70 so tar as %
.... rould rather have the
.... ...- '0y vote for the World S.
......r
..r -TrvFR POINT.
r... * ncard among the moro
.. silyor advocates IS that
.... for men who have peen
.... -..ft.r Bland idea meant 70
Low ask Congress to take
fOi the treasury III the shape
.... .4ry coin aud issue new 90
..- pieces TO bc paid out
... .. fine fur buildings at Chlcago.
u..r .f posed 10 have free coinage
lar is worth on its face only
..t in TINS case the alleged 10
good enough for working
lycr-men declare tins proves
.... t...-s yer dollar that they have
... .atiiug is as good as any other
r-r TAU rTorIE sANGUINT.
GIL. fr..l. of the fair think they will
...... els succeed, but nothing was ac-
.-..l 10 that direction to-day. i ne
..- .- inst what II was yesterday. Inc
...t t.u are hlhusterlnE succ essiuliY.
Ley hold out there Is 10 teillng
,.... decision viii be- reached.
d.. senate Is dragging along waiting to
..t Tie House viii do, and the anti
,.. ul holds sway aud afords tho
.....rs an opportunity 10 make cam
.-l success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
o'poNNeLL OFF AGAIN.
His Going Away observation-disclosures
Vigilance ReIaxed--Troops Departing.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 2s.-Hugh O'Don-
nell has left Homestead quietly and IS
probably on his way East again. Mrs.
UDonneil was quite nervous this morning
and said, when questioned on the subject,
that her husband was away Oh private
business. IL is understood here that
the labor leader has not any particular
mission East unless il be to further his
political schemes. He has no commission
from the Amalgamated Association or the
Advisory Committee so far as can be
learned.
woRKNEs LEAVING HOMESTEAD.
The members OF the Advisory Commit
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THE TEMPLE FARM.
Favorable Report on Senator Daniels Bill
10 Purchase 1t.


TO Purchase It.
From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, July 2S.,-A favorable re-
port was made in the Senate to-day on
Dir. Daniels bill providing for the pur-
chase Of the Temple farm at Yorktown,
Va. The amount of the appropriation
asked for has been reduced from 100000
10 $4,000 bv the committee. however
The bin recites that the Temple farm was
the scene Of the most important event IN
our national history, being the place where
the rights asserted in the Declaration
of Independence were secured by
the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS
and the British army and navy 10 General
Washington, the terms OF which were ar
ranged in the Moore House. The farm,
which contains about 800 acres, has ever
since then been kept undivided und er
one ownership, and on it now staDcs. IN
good state Of preservation, the old Moore
House. which was also the headquarters OF
General Washington General Lafayette,
and Court de Rochambeau Immediately
before and during the time Of Cornwallls's
surrender. .,
Inasmuch as the government has erected
a monument at Yorktown the bill also
proposes that this farm be purchased IN
order to beautify the monument surround
ings.
POSTAL NOTES.
J. Winsbarger has been appointed post
master at Meat Camp, Watauga county, n.
c., rice J. l.. MoretZ removed.
Post-ofiices have been established as fol-
lows;
Virginia-Groseclose Smvth county,
Marion T. Blessing. postmaster.
North Carolina -Alspaugh. Forsythe
county, Wiley 5. Reich, postmaster; Bo-
llyia brunswick county, John p. Cox.
postmaster: Minneapolis, Mitchell county,
Lula Burleson. postmaster.
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CARNEGIE AND THE ANARCHISTS.
Another Large Concern Takes Issue With
the eAmalgamated Association.

the AmaIgamated Association.
PIr1sBURG, July 2s.-Secretary Lovejoy
said this evening that the Carnegie Com
pany would take no part in the prosecu-
tion of the Anarchists now under arrest
here. except in the case of Bergman, but
that be would be punished to the limit.
1t was reported tonight that Jones d
Laughiin. of the American IRON Works.
had decided TO take issue with the Anal
gamated Association, and that they would
start their immense plant with nOn-unlon
men. These works are among the largest
in the country. and employ $500 men. Is.
+. Jones, the principal owner. ls the ex-
chairman of the National Republican Com
mlttee.
New Men for Homestead.
NEW York, July pa large number of
men left this city on various trains to-day
bound tor Pittsburg, and 1t Is SAID they
are destined to NIL the places of the
strikers at Homestead. The 1:30 O'Clock
train ON the New Jersey Central carried a
number Of men who had the appearance Of
artisans, and who bought tickets direct to
Pittsburg. Others were already furnished
with tickets for the same place. Another
detachment went away on the western ex-
press on the Pennsylvania road which left
at $3.50.
An Of1cer at the COuruhnuJ-StTeeJ std
ton stated tonight that detachments of
from SIX TO ten men. evidently workmen
and apparently about TO take long jour
ney. had crossed the ferry at various times
during the afternoon. 1t Is thought that
altogether over 100 men left the city to-
day for Pittsburg.
Attack on Non-Union Men.
HOMESTEAD, Pa. July 2S.-Thls evening
a number of the strikers boarded coal
train on the Pittsburg. Mckeesport and
Youghiogheny railroad. passing through
the works. and hurled Jumps of the tuel
at the non-union men. Tonight orders
were issued for the provost guard TO search
all trains entering the yard to prevent a
recurrence of the outbreak.
Private Iams to sue
PursBURG, Pa, July 2s.--Three actions
will be brought against General Snowden,
Colonel Streator. and Colonel Hawkins by
Private Iams by reason of his treatment
at Camp Black. one of which will be for
assault and battery; one for conspiracy 10
defame and for trespass ri Il drD,is, and
damages in $4,000 will be claimed.
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