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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15

Tar WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear and pleasant. The skies were clear
at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
Range of tho thermometer at the 'front.'
innr Of fha DrspIr ca nffina yeaterdaY:
Mean temperature. .......,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YUM SlONN WAnNC'.
New YoRx. October 1.-THE stock market
during the greater part OF the day was strong to
buoyant. The dealings were unusually well dis
tribu,ed, although the total transactions we're
somewhat smaller than on yesterday.
SOME HIGH rRIcEs
The western railway shares. "a well ss the In
dustrlals, aud a number of the specaIues,
scored the highest prices reached Tor some Tune
past. The Changers improved TO l]t Per
cent. the lstter in Burlington and Quincy Inc
Industrials, after . slight decline N the early
trading. again assumed Leadership 10 tns up
ward movement. Chicago Gas being especially
prominent, with sales at from Ssh TO w Gen
eral Electric was another feature, rising IRON
1lSl@ to 1914
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
American tobacco, which was quoted ex-
dividend. was sold mp at from 110.s 70 ilsht-
National Cordage shares rose " 10 " DIS.
tilling aud cattle-ieeding was Irregular. anu
closed with net loss OF " per cent. hdison
Illuminating advanced III, and Western Union
Low.PRicEp SHARES.
Among the low-priced shares, Pacific Mall,
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago, MIME
apols and ST. Louis preferred, NicxehPlate
second preferred, and Mexican Central ana ONO
Southern -oss u 10 3 points. During the aitet-
noon New England, witch had previously az.
yauced from 4414 10 40, sold down 10 44.< aud
Reading at the same time declined from 1855 10
csc. on rumors OF fresh litigation.
THE CLOSE FIRMER.
The general list reacted u to u in sympathy,
ana closed frmer in tone at the decline. Sales
listed stocks, POS, 900; unlisted. 1000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
svsnind-- Exchange weak ct 4t5ha4sI
Commercial bills. 4S334a4s4l< Money easy al
5ab. closing offered n q. sub-Treasury bal
ances Coin, 9j,s5o, 900; currency, s9,sno,-
600. Governments hrm; per cents, li4ls |;
state ponds duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
Had Enough Of Law.

A gentleman, who is now general super
intendent of great railroad, began lite by
irving to practice law in a Missouri village,
saws Green Bag. One of bis hrst cases was
before his father. who was justice OF the
neace. After stormy wrangle between
the Young attorney and his adversary the
old gentleman decided the case against MS
sons client.
The young man gave vent to some ex-
pressions OF Indignation. gathered up ms
books. and star ted TO leave the room. HIS
father pushed his specs onto his forehead
and began mildly to lecture him, saying;
Young man, do you expect TO make
your living practicing law
The son, who had by THIS time reached
the door, shouted back as he retired IRON
the field:
this" /,
He abandoned the law and engaged III
railroading with great success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
FORCE BILL METHODS
.oossr,oN IN ALABAMA OF WHAT
ASVO eA,lcALs PROPOSE
,.,,,on omesrs HAILED up-Fede-
siss ,,meat counsel n Third
..r,vieader-o.her Notes.
n, telegraph to the Dispatca.l

=, Ala, October i4s--Thls Was the
WOW" he,ring before the United States
g. nA'' 80, ~ the case against ProDate-J uige
oE'H III, .,slt. Court. Jerk Pickett, OF Bui-
Tl" -.,,tv. charged with violation OF un''ed
g. IS i.a because they DID not appoint any
si'',' -.v inspectors at two voting-p'aces IN
for'''7, Or tao coming election. They ap-
o" .f.,.hl .o1 IN question two Democrats
po.a.'' ....-, RopuOlic The law rednir's
81 'N'. Tors. Two OF whom SHAH bs OF op-
s0us Wv .,..t oi pcople came In with the two
Aglf.' .s,',.s. he train being packed with
E's'S. Wbon the COURTROOM opened u
rrf INV e,led, this city furnishing q lsrge
80 si'' ,rose la attendance IN addition 10
-. ID from nc county,
ooyrrNSeSr COUNSEL AssEST.
...,,,,..,onsr stated that Disirict-Attor-
lb, w.. ,a. abscut as Cincinnati on iInpor-
% -... eai could not he here before Mon
60 l,...o stated that United states Attor-
6i' -sl viler had tolegraphvt that 7. q.
8 49,. Ia birmingham. hhd been appointed
, 1900 lert counsel IN the case. BOWMAN u
-ran o DE koio cotnihlt,ee a,iu sS,us %..i'
= --., tnsrtv element Ia support OF Tue eIec-
g. tt...c,,. nominated OF the Lake View or Biz
80. .- convention. lie telegraphed that he
r.-.' .',, p, in attendance before Monday.
sJoner stated that in the absence
Iu. mont counsel the cnse would have 10 be
q ..fy0tI Monday. The prisoners were
Fs ~ n hearing a. they nal all their wilt
M'...,s.euL u was finally arranged that the
80. ,-r loariue be waived and bond given
.r.rearnnCe 90 answer any action taken
y 3 inv. The bond wss fixed &c g., 900
go r,1mptly given. The United States
- ,,ry g.ll meet IN November.
rrbuc ISrIGNATIoN.
-.,.-..o ms aroused Intense feeling all over
80. ana Indignation meetings have been
amber 81 places. There Is no intica-
- t..-,.e- arrests, but II was thought ut enc
~ -,sf. ..-eat many more In the middle pOr-
f..a s.sie WoIli he made II there was
..,.7-l Intention IL seems to have boon ban
tsst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
BRITISH CONSERVATIVE TRIUMPH.
1t WIN Reduce Mr. Gladsione's Majority
I'm the Commnn. TO Thirty-Nine.

(By Anglo-American cable TO tbs Dispatch.l
LONDON, October 1.-THE election to Ill the
vacancy for tho Cirencester division OF Glouces-
tershire in the House Of Commons caused by the
death OF Mr.. Arthur Brend Winterbotham
(Giadstonean), returned at the recent general
election, was neld yesterday, and resulted IN a
victory for the Conservatives. This election VIII
reduce Mr.. Gladstones majority Ia the House OF
Commons 10 thirty nine.
The Conservatives had as their candidate
Colonel Thomas William Chester Master, VINO
vas defeated By Mr.. Winterootham At the last
election, while the Gladstonean candidate was
Mr.. Harry Lawson. The vote stood: Mr.. Mas
ter, 4.277; Mr.. lawson, 4,274; Colonel Masters
majority, 3. Mr.. Wntorbothans majority was
1913
The contest in this division was regarded as
very important one, and tho campaign was car
ried on with great energy on both sides. Though
their majority n very small, the CONSERVATIVES
are iubilant over the return OF their candidate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
FRlcH1FuL RAILWAY WRECK.
Freight Trains Coliide-Five Men and
Four Rncs-Horses Kuled.
GBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
NEW LONDON, CONN.,, October 14-The Boston
express freight which left the city this morning
st $40 collided with the Brattleboro' freight
bound south about thousand feet south OF the
nag-station at Harrison's Landing. on the NOW
London Northern railroad. The engines came
together head on, and frightiul wreck was the
resuit
The FIRST car Of the south-bound train con-
tanned four horses bound for the races at GrotOn
to-day -Four Of the Ave mon in charge OF the
horses were killed outright and ono was 90 Tear
fully Injured that he died few minutes after
reaching this city. The men killed were as iol-
lows: Hiney and Gillen. OF Ballston Spa, n. \. |;
Edward Moore, of Norwich, this State; henne,
residence unknown. OF the nth man nothing IL
known, and tbere is nothing upon his person
which would tend 20 Identity hun. The race
horses killed were Teddy r., Brockway, Won
derful Cure, and Jennie Maynard. None OF the
train hands suffered injury other than thal sut-
tanned In jumping from the trains. botn engr
neers and firemen saw tho COLLISION could NO, &c
aye.teJ. and, after shutting on stean' they
lesped from their machines.
lbe scene Mt the point where the wreck oc-
Cured Is enc OF fearful destruction. Inc car
which carried the horses and men Was carried
after the collision over the engine OF the north
bound train, aud then fell on iis side. uther
cars OF this train were IN similar manner
thrown over on the side OF tho Boston freignt.
The traln-dispatchcr Of the road at horrlcn,
Conn, Is declared 90 DO the person AZ fauit,
and he has been placed under arrest py mo
coroner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15

describes the present time with respect
to dress and manners. Everybody is
looking for something hobby in suits,
and Just now they are finding exactly
what is wanted in this particular in our
store. Suits to suit all is the explana'
ton of this phenomenal run and the
emphatic popular response to our offer
of Fall and Winter Clothing. These
Suits are stylish in make, excellent in fit,
superior in finish, and durable and genu-
inc in material. We are not making q
sacrifice sale or offering bankrupt stock,
but all the same we have marked prices
down to so low figure "a to almost sug-
gest such a thing, and this fact is causing
the goods TO BIO rapidly snapped up by
crowds OF eager purchasers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15

the similarity Of their interests. became
the foundation OF warm friendship De-
tween them. II was through Mr.. Eakins
influence that Miss Williams, o friend OF
his family. was induced TO pose for Mrs
Morgan for the design Of the Goddess OF
Liberty. The sittings took place at the
residence of Mr: Eakins, on AZ. verpod
1876. It was son1c time before the cap
with ita sheath was decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
JUST TO PLEASE HIS WIFE.
A bishop Slept with a Lightning Con-
ducior on Shipbosri.


The Paris Figaro tells the story of an
English bishop who returning from tour
of the States, occupied large double
cabin with bis wife, who wac somewhat
querulous and eIacting. One night during
storm the lady complained of close air,
and her spouse arose and opened port
hole. whereupon big wooden ball bobbed
IN and kept on bobbing.
The Bishop knotted up his string and
hung il on the wall OF the cabin; 1t
bumped as the vessel rocked and annoyed
the Indy further. SO the patient Blsnop
let out the loops and put the bail under
his pillow. after which peace and slum-
Der reiensd.
The next day at dinner he recounted his
adventures OF the night. an(, 0ridled with
intense delight at the roar OF laughter
which greeted the story, the captain re-
covered sufficiently to gasp;
why, man-ah--that is. my lord-that
ball YOU slept on hangs at the end Of the
chips lightning conductor"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
elcHMoND rosAcCo MARKs

reported for the Dtspatch.l
OCTOBER l4.-No auction offerings ON Change
to-day.
Private sales: Smokers, q; wrappers, 3;
dsrks. IL: scrap, 13-total. 80 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
81 ,g97. rs; tobacco, a4,4lT.S0-totaLtd,]l5 %.
Registered ON Change: Luctus dreen, Dur
ham. N. C.; Frank u. Holland. DAnyiile, Va; U.
Wemple, Danyiile, Va.
Mr.. r. r. Gotten and lady, Of Fslkner. N. G.,
Gotten Is a leading tobacco planter and . promi-
nent business man OF Eastern, N. G., and his villa
IA prominent ana Efficient in the Worids-fair
WORK as auxiliary commissioner.
Mr.. William King. Jr, OF Lynchburg, u among
Exposition arrivAls-
Thursday's Louisville Courisr-Joarnai reports
the Burnley, green, and dark market sctive and
strong. with double Wednesdays onerings and
2a per cent reflections
Large western sales, greatly reducing stocks
held for sale In Richmond, are reported private
ly.
Loose bright sales were reported to-day 81
very satisfactory, with t4l and 80 pad for
wrappers a. highest prices, against 900 yssssr'
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
stevenson and Springer.

3,.,. "-0Eihph 10 the Dispatch.l
4 .t'., Az, October IA Democratic meet
O.. 49,. ii~,t o-daftfas addressed by Gem
Ne ~ h-'u, the Democratic candidate for
e ,.-.,,.,''.-''t- aud Representative Springer,
g. t.. h. q We committee on Ways and Means
es,,,.',' se II Representatives. Mr.. Springer
h-r ,.-'-. "ie mainly tOa consideration OF the
e. $500 hlt be to0k occasion 10 reply 70
L, 'iphia 10 reference 20 ihe position OF
'au; party on State banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15

RooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
lO!s!. xxnCyTzD At THE DlsyATon fxMH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
CofTeevilie Under Arms

10Y t"FFKTHPII 70 u" Dl'VH7NH'I
CoFFEEvuIE, KAN, October l4.-This town
was under arms all last night In readiness 70
meet an attack said to be threatened by
the remaining members OF the Dalton
gang. A patrol was ests blished around the
town, but the attack did not occur. Coneeville
tel-grapbed to Parsons and Kansas City Tor
arms. and wood came back that 900 men also
would be sent. The authorities replied that
arms and not men were needed. A case OF rihes
was received, and the town Ia IN fighting trim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
BLIZZARD IN THE WEST.
Trains showed Up-Hcsvy losses Of Cattle
and Hsrses.
fByte,egrapn 70 the Dlspatcn.l

fByteiegrapn TO the Dispafch.l
DENVER. Col, October IA Republican special
from Cheyenne Gays: For neariy two days tho
most severe storm ever known on the Union
Pacific railroad has been raging here and as Jar
west Ogden, Utah. Az the RAILROADS pave
been blocked, tbs cuts beng filled With snow as
deep as eighteen feet At Laramie tho snow Is
nve feet deep on q level. HaN dozen west.
bound trains on the Union Pacific were tied
mp 81 Cheyenne all day, but LETT after
the return Of the snow-plow tonight.
The Cheyenne Northern Is entirety
blocked. No one knows where the oeated trains
are. Reports are being resolved OF immense
losses OF cattle and horses In Northern Colorado,
and In Wyoming u Is estimated that almost
third Of the cattle and horses on tho ranges have
been destroyed. AZ Elmo, a small town IN
Southern Colorado. Union Pacinc train was de-
rallied by striking q snow-bank, and Conductor
King had both arms broken. His brother,
brakeman, has fractured skull A few minutes
later another freight train ran into the wreck,
the engineer being unable to see u on account
OF she binding snow-storm. Engineer howe
was terribly scalded. Other accidents ana
Losses OF life are reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
A frightiul Accident.

COLUMSA, s. c., October IA special 70 the
Register from Hodges, =. G., says; Captain u. NJ.
Hodges, while experimenting work In his gin
merry, was caught by the saws OF GIN. His
clothes were torn of. bis arms cut TO shreads,
and bis head and right side badly Injured. Both
OF his arms were amputated by physicians. Ills
recovery 10 doubtful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
~" 'us aud Chris. Magee.
~ laInrrnnh a ~. t,,......t

~, ..ssi.Nlass, Ala, October IA wild IN.
t9es !, ~ today That the Democrats we're
q 6.r ~ "a al1t thfis. Aagee and run him out
ilsa3s,'. State. Inquiry failed 70 IND any
cs,s a.. lof lhe report. Prominent Demo-
q. ys,..'t. y a. a pure political Invention,
si,e,t. .'nssi laughed al IL AZ absurd. He
hanas M =, " ~ business Of hsrmopizing the
W We Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
The KAPPA S GINA.
Tenth Grand Biennial Conciave-E Election
of Officers.
lHy telegrapn . one plspatch.l

WlsHIssToN, ID. c.. October 1.-The Tenth
Grand BIcnniai Conciays OF the Kappa sigma
Fraternity, enc OF tue oldest known iraternities
Of the kind In the world, which has been In ses-
sion hero toe past three days. closed tonight az
The Ebbitt House with banquet WHEN me
conclsve adjourned to-day the following
oricers had been elected: Charles b. burke'
W. q. NJ, Southwestern Baptist Univor-
sity; J. Harry Covipgton. W. q. p, University OF
Pennsyiyanie; u. X. farr, w. q. N. G., cnmoer-
land University, Lebanon, Tenn; :. W. martih'
North Dsnuls. Va; George W. Warner, editor
Of the Fraternity Hagazis<. Philadelphia, re. a
VOC was taken on recognition OF Honorary
members aud decided in The negative Reports
showed now chapters established IN suce instr
tutions as Johns-Hopktns University Mercer
University, Georgia; Universtsy inmn
PennsyivHnia State College, University 81 feun-
syivania University d Michigan; busiW vns-
vorsity, Indiana corasll University New York
southwessr Baptist Untyorsity Jecxsess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
Following Directions.

lPucAJ
MIR. Younghusband: What's this, dear
Mrs. Younghusband: Ice water.
"Iee water! Why, IT'S hot!
~ know IT, and IL seems strange, 700.
for I only followed the directions OF that
French doctor, who said that the only sure
preventive against the cholera was to ooh
the ice"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
Papal Legates I'm Washington.

WASHINGTON, October l4.-Monsgnor satolli,
the Pope's Iegate to the Worlds Fair, and Rev.
DR.. O'Connell, OF the American College at Rome,
arrived in this city this evening from Baltimore,
and went TO the Catholic University, where they
will remain tonight. They were accompanied
from Baltimore by Bishop Kaape, the rector OF
the university, who went over 10 that city 20
escort the legates here. Tomorrow they. VIII
mako friendly call on Secretary Foster, OF the
State Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
'Vsnns davenport sabp@nssd.

tahS, tt,,aI' October lt.--J0hn /. Davenport,
hss a.. Supervisor Of Elections, this fore
,eu 49,, Qged seryics Of q subpoena 20 APP
Ias,,s ,''t te copF,ea,easi committee APP
hstln, . ~ ,s0sligsie him ard his methods AZ a
u, tUi ,,eioi III o'clock ia tho post-oce build-
q. , sbgs4l Another subogna was ,ssned and
wee adjourned tili next Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
COTTON MANUFACTURING.
Growth of the Industry, Especially In tn


10y toicxfopu '" thc bt6pstchsi
WARRINGTON, October 4.-The Census Buresn
to-dsy issued q bulletin on the cotton industry
Of the United states
The growth Of tho cotton manufacturing ir-
dustry Of tho Uesss statss says tne su .sss
features OF the situation ID tho great sxtensson
d th,s industry IN tho G0nth, where . married
addition N shown IN ne nusnoor 81 cofton-mttis
sstablished and sncoeesfuAy ooeresed Xhe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
ADlemua and the way Out.

Footman: MIR. P. the banker. and
his lady have the honor to invite your
lordship TO dinner on the l2th instant
Baron: Hang il have two inVitstions =
for tho 18th. / have not, yet oecldea
though. Do you happen TO have brought
the menu with You?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
AtIsntians In Pourbkespsie.
A.. a. Mara fcn

PoreBKKsrsrE, N. Y, October I4.--ihe Ga.e-
City Guards, OF Atlanta, Ga, rearnou 49, ~ ~,
Esoi .snd. Ladder Company. They we're re-
ceiyed By the entire Fire Department. ana =
torchiight procession followed Later 10 tns eve
ming a banquet was rendered tue eu@'S'' NNe'
remain here until tomorrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
srIpERs. 10: COLONIES, 10.

CLEVELAND, o., October 14.-Clarkson did not
try 10 pitch winning ball to-day, as he is saving
himself for next week, but the Clevelands batted
hard, and then Stratton let up when he saw the
game was gone. Tho Cleveands will try young
Canton pitcher tomorrow. Weather nne. At
tendance, 1000. Score: X. B.H. r.
Clevelands. .........3 1000 3 Ole II 6
Louisvilles ..........O 4 0 90 o 8 10 II 4
Batteries -Clarksou and thinner; Stratton
md
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15

The price paid for the raj Mall Gazette Ia
stated ~ 100000. Its former owner. Mr.
Gates Thomson, sold IL because he was fipally
tired Of spending money for and upon a party
that gave him nothing. The profits he had re-
Gently derived from the paper did not re soup
the earlier Losses. He has thrice stood for Par
hament without success, and being now without
hope OF place or honor from Gladstone, no with
draws from further newspaper ventures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
His Chief Diet.

Young Cooling dining at the flyppsl
I believe. donoher knaw. that people Do
come largely what they eat.
Miss Fiypp oh. Pm 80 very sorry We
have no veal for dinner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
MARRIAGES.

TAYLOR RUSSELL Married; at the
residence Of the officiating minister, ON
Wednesday, October IL. 1897, BY Rev. j:
b. Hutsou, MIR. GARY X. TAYLOR, OK
MARYLAND. and Mrs. HENRIETTA X kus-
SELL, OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or rHe WoRtn
Tobacco, Cotton. &~.. sod the
weashsr Indications.
rpy telegraph to ,As p,.p.,cn.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October IA.
| FAIR Forecast for Virginia for twenty
~ flour hours--from midnight to mid
night, Fair weather; south winds:
warmer in western portion.
For North Carolina Fair weather; cast
to south winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
Latest From the Wires.

The failures during the past week numbered
for tho United states $780, For the correspond
ing week OF last year they numbered 227.
or $4,000 ounces OF silver offered for sale TO
the Treasury Department At Washington yes
terdsy, 10000 ounces we're purchased at
.S5S5a86.
Eleven men were killed and injured by tho
explosion OF gas A. the Philadelphia aud Read
ing Company's Sterling Run coliiery, at shamo-
kin, Pa. OF those Ave are dead and the re-
maining six 70 badly burned and mutiatsd that
small hopes for their recovery ere entertained.
The loss by Wednesday nights fire at Salix.
twelve miles south OF Sioux City, Iowa, VIII
amount t0 100000. Insurance, $4,000. Only
two elevators, one church. aud bali dozen rest
dences escaped destruction. Every business
house, with all their stocLs, the sclool-house, the
Methodist church, ana the lumber-yards were
wiped out The fire was started by a boy drop
ping lighted match into an empty gasoline bar
rel.
The schooner Mary, captain Belts. carrying
Tennessee's exhibits for the Wo,li's Fair, ar
rived at Chicago Thursday evening The craft
was loaded with tn products OF East Tennessee,
including gold, silver, copper, 2iuc, hitssu nds
OF marble. onyI, and relies fiom Tennessee bat
tie-aelds. Tho boat was Guilt at the city 81 CVr-
ton, on tho Clinch river, vent down the Tonnes
see river TO the Mississippi, and then W tae IL
linois and through the canal, q voyage OF 1000
miles, 800 OF which were made by sail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15

NJ !, 'V'OkIHph 70 tho UispafciLl
~ Ws,.eA ocsobor l4.--Ex-Aftorney- Gen.
..,s.i, 49,. he' osgb, Of Pennsyivaria, Who re-
iasd Ia. eisa his Intention 10 yDtc iof Clsyc-
alss iss.,,, sptcd an Imitation 70 speak at the
" 10 held u Cooper Uniop on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15

NV Yoax. October lt---cessoe Qslsst ND
ding, se' low n!sanss' ...ess csse 80 ~:
3.aS6 balss; sxpQr,e~-ee 0eo9 1eio4ln1
z.i03 bsiss; 70 80 Qpe41enk l.41t
s sss.. s Ss:s;s s's' - ~