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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
The Petersburg Game TIE.
-. MT - !

PETERSBURG, VA. September 1.-The
Richmond college and Petersburg ball
clubs PLAYED the most exciting game at
the new park this evening that has been
seen in this city since the opening of the
grounds. The College team, IN their new
uniforms, presented handsome appear
ance aud played frst-class ball.
The run-making was commenced IN the
fifth inning, when the home team scored.
In the seventh the college boys tied the
score. When the ninth inning had been
concluded the score stood a tie. Twelve
innings were PLAYED with no change IN the
score, and the umpire, Mr.. Frank Deshon,
called the game on account OF darkness.
The fielding Of both teams and the donbie
PLAYS OF Cullen and Burnett and Philips
Sydnor were the features of the contest.
The COLLEGE boys have made great hit
with the Petersburg public by their fine
PLAYING and gentlemanly conduct on the
field.
Summary: Struck out--Quarles, 20 !:
Darby, 9. Base hits--OG Quarles, 2; OF
Darby, 5. Base on balls-Darby, 3. Errors
Petersburgs, 2; College, 5.
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SHOT az A NEGRO.
Mr.. Inge. of Petersburg. Supposed 70 DO
Fatally Wounded.
rspoclal telegram 70 tho Dispa.ch.l

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispa'chl
PErERsRuEa. Va, September l7.-lnls
city was startled tonight by the Iepol.
that Mr.. Lucius Inge, wei known youns
citizen, had been dangerously and prooa-
bly fatally shot on Old street. lnvesues-
tion proved that the report was correct,
and the following Is the statement OF III,
Roy Moore, who was with Sir. lnge OF the
time he was shot: IL
Mr.. Inge. who had been drinking, had
started home. accompanied by Mr.; Moolet'
As the coupie were going up Old street
and when about midway between tNo
electric-lights which are several hundreu
yards apart. they encountered two negroe''
and Mr.. Inge brushed against them.
THE yEoRo FIRED TWICE.
One of the negroes turned around and
asked him what he meant by runnIps
against him. and before Mr. lnge couIu
reply he struck Mr.. Inge over the heau
with a cane. The negro immediately
afterwards drew pistol and fred twice
before either Mr.. Inge OF Mr.. Moore could
realize what had happened. The negro
then ran rapidly down the street
Mr.. InCe only went a short distance
when he threw up his hands, exclaimihg'
u am shot, and dropped to the ground:
An examination showed that he was shot
in the stomach about half an inch oel0w
the navel. lie was carried nome nelo ~
now lies in n critical condition, and there
is but little hope of his recovery.
EICnMoND NEGRO ARRESTED.
At 1880 Thomas Berry (colored), who,
claims Richmond as his home, was arrested
near the Union Depot on suspicion of be-
ing connected with the shooting. de mas
been identified as one Of the negroes who
were engaged in the alteration with Mr.
Inge.
ooLoRED STUDENTS ARRESTED.
Robert McClanahan and Robert Mat
thews (colored), students of the Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute, were ar
rested at that building at midnight
McClanahsn acknowledged having done
the shooting and Saws that he shot Inge
because he struck him in the face. The
pistol with which the shooting. was done
was found under Matthew's bed with two
chambers empty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
WAKEFIELD WIDE AWAKE.
McKenney and Mann Have SuccessfnI
Tilt with ThIrd-PartY Orators.


PETERSBURG. Va. September 1.-THE
Third party OF the Fourth District held
meeting this evening at Wakefield, in Sus;;
sex county. They thoroughly advertised
their meeting aud invited a Joint dis,
cussion. Alessrs. W. X. Mckinney and
William Henry Mann, of Petersburg; went
to Wakefield 10 measure laaces with the
ThirG-party orators. 1t was agreed that
Mr.. Mann should open the discussion
that MAJOR Mann Page should reply to Mr.
Mann; that Mr.. Mckinney shouldreply TO
Major Page. and that Mr.. smith, OF Meek
lenburg. should conclude the argument.
Mr.. Mann thoroughly reviewed the his
tory and principles of the two parties. lie
discussed the tariff and the force bill and
the record of the Republican and Third
party leaders, referring sarcastically TO Mr..
Haskins Hobson as tho Martin Luther or
reform and the apostle of political purity.
He said the force bill was intended to keep
the Republican party on It's pms until tne
Dav OF Judgment, and II carried it would
do II,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18

pany. AZ which were present consular re-.
representatives. from most OF the Central
and South American republics, vigorous
protest was unanimously subscribed
against the action Of the Colombian GOV.
eminent In placing an embargo upon all
and United States Atlantic ports. Tho
Pacific Mail Company claims that IL is q
violation Of It's charter and that 1t Will
olnin dnmAgoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18

following officers we're elected for the en-
suing years President, Rev. NJ sann' Fas.'-
TAYLOR washington, ID. O.. Second VICE
President. Rev. G. IL. Parrish, Lcuisvlile'
Nv. Recording Secretary. W. h. steward
Of Kentucky: Corresponding secretary. o.
l., Dart, South Carolina; Assistant-oeTeaae.
tary. p. II. A. Braxton. Baltimore, m,.'
Treasurer. Rev. G. T. Walker. AuguSsTr'
Gs.; Financial Secretary, Key; a;
Stewart. MIssissippi Statistical secIe,nl ns
W. w. Pegues, North Carolina; L
tional SECRETARY. Mr.. A. A. BOWIE, AIaonn'"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
glcHMOND TOgAcCo MARKET.

TNepOIsoI TOT IIL' III'ptl77II'I
SEPTEMBER l0.-No auction offerings on
Change to-day.
Private sales: Smokers, s; darks, 50: scraps,
total. hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sI.5sO.IO; tobacco. s2,664.S4; special tax,
S2O.S3--t total, S4,20J.I1.
Auction offerings on Change for tho week {:
l47 packages and reflections; highest, s23, 80 (;
lowest, Sewerage, N.OSIs.
Private sales Filters, 20 smokers, IL; cut
tiers, Il wrappers, 81 ; darks, 100; scraps, Is
total, 32S hOgshoads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
Sl5,558.77; tobacco. 0,740.S7 special tax,
S2O.s3-total. s26.324.47.
The hogshead market was quiet this week, but
prices remained firm throughout, and there has
been no change In the tone OF the marker, ex-
cepting sun-cured averages have beea higher
for quality offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
surorire from cholorA and was carried 70


suffering from cholera aud was carried 10
the hospital.
A Cholera Increase.
BRusmns, Septer.s-sr 1.-THE cholera -
increasing in Molebeck. q suburb OF TINS
city. There were new cases and death
to-day.
Case In weimar.
BrRLN, september IN case or cn np .ha
Is reported In Weimar, the capital OF the
Grand Duchy Of SAKE Weimar.
Italy clear of the Plague.
RoME, September l7.--lt was ofhcially
denied TODAY that cholera bad made its
appearance IN either Naples OF Capri.
Furthermore, II was decided that the whole
of Italy was clear Of the pestilence.
Paris and Rouen.
PARIS. September l7.--Thirty-nine new
cases and 10 deaths were reported to-day.
No new cases in Rouen to-day, but
deaths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Mrs. Harrison's Condition.

LOON LAKE. n. Y, September 7.-This
has been the most favorable day Mrs. Har-
rison has experienced since she was
stricken down with pleurisy about ten days
ago. and her physicians express conf
dence this evening of her recovery from
that particular complication. They grayely
admit. however, that the terrible seeds OF
consumption are still present, and are apt
to continue their steady inroads on her
constitution. The manner in which she
has overcome the attendant complication
encourages them to the belief that she still
has fighting chance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Negroes Out with Bepubiieanism'
fBy telegraph TO the DlSpatch.l

CLEVELAND, o., September 7.--A repre- tH.e
sentative body OF coiored men OF the STATE
closed a two-days' session at AKRON i .se
night. They met in convention LOT w Wy
purpose Of forming the Independent S0 ns
ored League of Ohio. NO aotl1u n
taken regarding future poliyigai hls.i' a,saf'
foction eSists towards the Republican
party. 4 number Of well-known, eoiosn
Democrats were actively enaaged dur,hg
the meeting ia missionary WORK tof 'H0
party With which they now tram.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
DanvilIe Preparing to Greet Stevenson .
ISpeclal telegram % the Dlspatch.l

DASyILLE. September IA meeting of
prominent Democrats was held to-day to
make arrangements for the Stevenson
meeting on Saturday next. The meeting
will be held, perhaps, in one Of the largest
warehouses. and the city will put on a
holiday appearance. Notices have been
circulated throughout the surrounding
country and it is believed that from II, 600
TO 5000 persons will be present.
Transactions in tobacco this week were
light. the sales amounting to only 10000
pounds. Some new tobacco showed up
and was bought at good prices. The ship
ments of plug amounted 10 l27, 900 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Terribly Fatal Explosion.

CoMBER, ONT, September ia terrible
boiler explosion occurred this morning in
Force Il Dlckinson's stave-mill at Staples,
a small village on the bennington and 81.
Glare railway. four miles from here.
Seven men were instantly killed, one man
was fatally injured. and about twenty
others were more or less severely hurt.
The dead are John Ewing, Michael Dupuis,
Joseph Papineau, Isaiah and Jerome
Chauvin (the last two being brothers), W.
7. Daust, and Maise 0uiette. j. Boone il
fatally scalded. Cause of the explosion
not defnitalv known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18

James Boiling (colored) was arrested
last night on tho charge Of being drunk
and creating a disturbance on an electric
car. The prisoner was somewhat under
tho influence of liquor. and is said TO have
been impudent 10 several base ballists on
the conveyance. One of the men struck
him with bat, inficting slight wound,
and fight ensued, All the other partict-
pants in the affair had escaped when q 20
iiceman arrived. and therefore Boiling was
the only mau arrested. The officers en-
deavored to get the other fighters, but at
1850 O'clock last night they had not been
nnnfnrnl
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yator; 7s34c. saost; option. 49, a., -
1870 nNoft puslnets entirety IossI. No
red sepiemeer. I5c; October 7s,sc': 'fores,.
Doc, IN elevator; 55ItaSJl.e' y" 1865
Hsa5{c. lower: trading local. SSp.sn,s. 49,
October, 0s5zc.s DecsmDer. sl,.c yf,,p.,.
but nrmi options quiet ba; s6sss,, seo,sm rs.
Der, SssSc. October, 3sc. Docenbe, 49,.
No 2, Hxs375sc.; mixed sss,.,a ~, ~ ~
Co1ec-.Options closed nrm, NO." y, 80.
September, sf3.D5; Octots,v an, sRy.snatss ~
December: s5oesls55; spot aio S SnIs a' ssi
firm in good demand. Ria sS,'s. ~ n'a ...
Petroleum dun bat steady Cftio,s -, s 49,,
but stosdy; crude. 2saeQc Rom 4, ~, IN. 49, -
mani mani; strained, COMMON - sood. An S0a
ssiS'sN turpeDilne aaics and srm a, aat[s
Doc. Pork dan but siaa.iT. p.,n,sN <e,t.
Tiercod beef dull Cut msst, 9nics s, tuness.
quiet; shoFt-cioar, sS42iA inrt AL -
nominal; western steam, sI70: CIV "a an.
e.ss' tss'Yes,,hv.t, F"ho, October sI6j
grain, "a. N'''en' ~
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 1.-The a,,t-i,- e,..a
practically AL cunning fsr ora ma, '',',,
Biootl-Nse the spectacle snorfs! ,o-4.g en-
Change. They we're scrsins cn IN = ,,,,-,s,h ~.
tho 100000 or 100000 tlsf-ls $500 80, 49,
hongbt yesterday BY R4ua,y Ti,bt,.." - ~,
Bloom vas almost sure 10 c.r,s "a ~. ..,.. ~.
II remaiaed weak, AM they wsro inciaei. al
confident we're they, 20 anti-raf. art 49,, ~,
realization OF t0eir belief. Asifs tr-- ~ I, W.
episode. all tAe markets wore very AMI. 49,
prices tonight were AZ the bottom d,-,,es - a.,
day Tho decline smountcg - -, lo ,-hsai'
sc. m com, ~. Ia cats. o. r.rr no.. f. 800
7I.c. for January, and ribs fcr ths an, 1o6ntS
%. IL was scalping market ou clrn noss ~
ibe session. IL Wss largely lf.ll r,a~set a.,
rs tho country was doing bnt lirs sYr.tt senf,
Ing 10 conflicting reports On fhs damage lone nv
recent frosts. Provisions we're very lama ana
weak.
Cash quo'a,ionsi Flour qniei. WIN no changes.
No. spang wheat, 10. 40 ., rel. ~. 80
2 corn. 463lc. No. oats 13... Nrs- eors
$40. 0jaslO.l0. Lard. es.3.t.ag. short,
ribs, 81. 0On&7.O0. Dry-salrf .houirers. 81 sO,
$500 short-ciear sides' sHo'lss. Naisgey,
Sl.i5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
RICHMOND Tvs STOCK MARKET.

Ikop0rfeI Tor tns DIspat1l.I
RICHMOND, september -Reccipts 4Se head
cattle, 1,O4O shCep aud lambs, and 40 hcad
Sal Sales $50 head cattle. 500 sheep and lambs
and 41O head nOgA
Prices;
Cattle bsx, 3tss4e. gross; medium 20 good
2Isa3l c. gross; common 10 fair, 2a21Sc srosA
BaJg, 20 k-c. sr01S,
sheen, 3lsa4'sc. grose-
Lambs, s3t G. gross.
Hogs, OlfaTc. net.
Extra good hogs, 7sc. nes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Tragic Sentimental Desperation.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September H..
While crazed with liquor Gustavus Gus.
taveson, q young sailor, tonight fatally
shot Mary Koch, 10 years old, aud slightly
wounded her father Charles Koch, after
which he turned the revolver on himself.
and pulling trigger leapod out Of third
story window, dashing out his brains be-
fore a crowd OF horror-stricken spectators
on the pavement below. The girl had re-
jected his addresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
The American Way.

American ladies, when in England. are
the occasion of many Jokes, good. bad
and Indifferent. Here is recent one,
which has for its scene tho magnifconce
of Windsor Castle:
Fair American: Butler. any chance to
get a glimpse at the Queen?
Gentleman addressed: am not the but-
Ter: am the Prince Of Wales.
L. A. How lucky! Is your mother in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
An Iron-HaII Arrest.

tBy telegraph 70 the DispachI
PnrI.ADEIPHIA. Pa, September 17.--John
Henry Hayes, treasurer and secretary OF
the Mutual Bank and former assignee OF
Stockwell. of the Iron Hall, was arrested
this afternoon and held IN $4,000 bail on
an affidavit made by John Helms, the ex-
pert accountant employed by George >.
Graham, the receiver for the Iron Hall IN
Pennsylvania. to overhaul the books Of the
Mutual Company. Conspiracy TO defraud
IL charged against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Tho choctaw Iooident.

10Y s"IVtI HDH 70 tIIV D1'7's'N'''I
WASHINGTON. September 1.-THE Com
missioner of Indian Affairs today received
telegram from Agent Bennett, dated
Muskogee. ]. T.. saying the Choctaw AFT
fair had been temporarily quieted; that
sixteen prisoners have been surrendered
to the sheriff of the county for trial, and
that all armed bodies are disbanding. The
feeling IL so intense. however. adds the
agent, that any violence will cause o seri-
Gus outbreak and loss Of life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &e-, and the
Weather Indications
nv toleeraph 10 me D,,patcn.I

ff'y telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. September II.
Ighlp Forecast for Virginia for twenty
-four hours--trom midnight to-
midnight: Fair weather; slightly
warmer light variable winds, becoming
southerly.
For North Carolina; Occasional showers;
east winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
wife-Beater Badly Beaten.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. September 17.-John
Leimor, German, recently from Chicago.
whipped his wife last night. Early this
morning five masked men took him from
his home. stripped him, and each man gave
him lash with bull-whip. It's believed
he will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
WILMINGTON.


WILMINGTON, y. G., September l7.-r1rpon.
tine hrm ~ 2dc. h0sin nrm; strained, S5c.:
good strained. 90c. Tar gIiet ~ st3j. Grade
gin, ti.OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
WORST BAND OF ALL.

The band led by q brigand named Sa-
mauw is the most terrible of all the numer-
GUS bands on the island. Their immunity
from punishment is due entirely TO the
suplnencss OF the government. This band
has committed many murders characte-
rized by the greatest cruelty. Even chill
dren have not escaped the members OF
this gang of thieves and murderers. They
have beheaded little boys and girls, cut
their bodies in halves, and then thrown the
mutilated remains about the country Tor
dogs and hogs TO eat. Many landowners
who have incurred the enmlty OF the orl-
gands have been treacherously assassi-
mated, while others who have fallen into
their hands have been condemned to death
by slow torture.
DIFFICULTY IN THE WAY OF SUPPRESSION
The difficulty IN suppresslng these muir
derous bands, if any really determined at
tempt Is ever made to do so, is due 70 the
fact that large number OF the people
provide the brigands with supplies at hign
prices, and are therefore unwilling 10 give
any information that would lead to their
capture. In other cases the peasants are
terrified
Some time ago the American Consul at
Palermo made O report similar 20 the
above to the State Department at wash
ingon.
The Italian Government Indignantly de-
MED his statement. and subsequently DE;
manded the ConsuPs recall, which demand
was complied with. Now the English re-
port shouts that the report OF the Ameri-
can official was correct IN every particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son. W., 10, on
north side # Broad stree between haiisoa
and Monroe streets.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, lotS 4. ", groceries,
horse, top-Wagon, harness, &C., az No. O32
north Ninth street
ELLIS & CATHCARr 10 8. ~. lease q store
and basement, licenses, ftrur's, SC.
WILLIAM JENKINS. g son. 1880 r. NJ, 81.
pies, pears, grapes, lomou-, A..
FOX & RIDER, - ~, apples, pears, grapes,
bananas, &c.
HUDSON s CO., 1915 p. NJ, peaches and dam.
sons.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1880 A. NJ. furniture. Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Cbeap Ra,esto Washington.

On account Of the Grand-Army- of-the-
Republic encampment Mt Washington, d..
c., the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets to that city for one straight
fare Tickets are TO be sold from now I'M
til September the goth, inclusive, and will
be good 70 return until October the 10th,
ipclustva
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
General Nuilla SHOT

10y IoIokIapu 70 Il1 DIsp1Vuu'F
New ORLEANS, September f7.-The
steamer S. 0tefi arrived to-day from Hon
duras Uid Truxillo. She reports that Cen
eral l.. Nuilla, late Ia command OF the
revolutlonlsts, IN Spanish Honduras and
who was recently captured. was thot at
Truxillo on Sunday last. September 1lth.
after having been on trial and found guilty
OF treason by Q court-martial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
State Senator Suicides

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. September H.--State-
Senator Samuel p. Sparks, the author of
the Sparks election law now governing
elections IN this State. committed suicide
yesterday at his home, in Warrensburg,
Mo, by cutting his throat with a razor.
The loss of an eve and financial and poiitl-
cal reyerses disheartened him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Cotton Transportation Rate..

lBy telegraph TO tho DisDaic1.l
ST.. LOUIS. September 1.-THE South
western Railroad and Steamship Com
pany has completed Its review OF cotton
rates, the adjustment being unchanged.
but 1a}c. per l00-pound increase was
made in the export rates and rates to IN
terror points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Wilhelm and Chicago.

TBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
BERLIN, September 1.-THE official
organ. the RelchsGHzetge. says Mr.. STEM
ways statement that Emperor William
Worlds Fair is not at all impossible" is a
mistake, MIR. Steinway having misunder-
stood the remark, which was that 1t was
not very possible that he would go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Colored southern Baptists.

SAvAssAH, Ga, September 1.-THE
American National Baptist Convention
(colored), which has been in session in
Savannah since Thursday, will adjourn
tomorrow. There are abouf25O delegates
In the convention, all the southern States
being represented The convention repre-
sents nearly 100000 colored BaDtists. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
Cannon, Jr.. for Congress.

NWg y VI"
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, September IL
Frank J. Cannon. son Of ex-Delegate aud
President Cannon, of the Mormon church.
has been nominated by the Mormon Re
publican Territorial Convention for Dele
cato TO COnrress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
TO INSPECT TRAINS AND BOATS.
GOVERNOR FLOWER THREATENED.
4 Terribly-DanRerous Infernai-Maohine
Sent Him by Mall.
ny Telegraph 70 no Dispatch.l


Nrw York, September 1.-THE life Of
Governor Roswell p. Flower was threat
eued by an infernal-machlne sent 10 him
ut Windsor Hotel, this city, u couple of
DAYS ago. The box which contained the
machine is now III the possession of In
gpectOr Steers at police headquarters, to-
gether with the inferual-machlne ana its
mechanical arrangements. large num-
Der of detectives have been put on the
case. Every effort Is being made TO sup
press the fact that the mysterious box LETT
nj the Windsor contained tho deadly ma
chine and enough giant-powdor to have
blown the Governor into eternity. The
police officials are very retcent over the
aiair, but n0twl hstandlng this It has
come out 40 pOlice.headquarters that Gov
ernor Flowers life has been threatened,
and that the infernal-machlne IS II Chief
Inspector Steers's possession.
Governor Flower has been stopping at
the Windsor Hotel since he came TO the
CITY 70 straiChteu out matters relative to
the cholera cases aboard steamships IN the
bay and the trouble that had risen be-
tween the quarantine officials and the
Islip Board of Health. The Governor has
had his cholera headquarters at the Wind
sor. The internal was left at the
hotel Thursday afternoon. 1t came by
mail. 1t was received 40 the hotel Office
ana sent 10 tnt AtOfFl iAOl = lRUlA ~ q
clerk. Governor Flower had gone away
IN the morning, however, toisinspect the
state oyster-b beds along the sound.
A yrRITABLE DEATH-TRAP.
Chief-Insuector Steers this afternoon
sent tor the reporters at police headquar-
tiers and told them that the box sent 90
Governor Flower was a veritable, unmis-
taxable .nfernal-machine, lngenlously C II
triyed 10 xiii the Governor or whoever else
might open It.
received on Wednesday night, and before
il was opened there was received an anony-
nous letter warning the Governor of It's
character.
AdIutant-General Porter sent to police
beadguarters and detectives went TO the
Windsor Hotel. where the box was given
TO them. The detectives brought 1t down
10 police headquarters and delivered II To
the Inspector. who put II IN pail of water
and left 1t there to soak for twenty-five
minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
VANS HITTING IMMENSE.

BALTIMORE. September f7.-Both Cobb
and Baldwin did good work to-day, neither
giving a base on balls and pitching in
great form. A punching Of hits and some
errors gave Baltimore the victory. Wards
hitting was the feature. Attendance, sl8.
Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18
MARRIAGES.

ANGLE-CARTER.- Married. on Thurs
day evening, the 18th instant by Rev. DR..
Rice. MONrROSE ANGLE to JULIA
CARTER; both OF this city.
HIRSHBERG-ABR Married, on
SUNDAY. August y. 1892, AZ New York, by
Rev. Noutt. Hiss ELLA ABRAMS. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs NJ Abrams. of New
York city, TO 5. }. HIkSHBERG. OF Rich
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