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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25
MondaY Eyening. Aug. 2.

4
Council convened at O'Clock P. NJ.
Present, Mayor Ballard and Aldermen
Dunn, Foster and VIM; McGregor
| absent.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Following bills reported by Finance
Committee approved:
John Kirby. street force, two weeks TO
august Zuln.. .s....s.+ COZ. oV
w. X. Griffin, city marshal. salary one
month ...-.-.+-....-..-..- .-...-...+ 80. w
S. Whitehead, weed commissioner,
WORK. days. ..-...--.....-s...... i4V0
On motion bills allowed.
Estimate No. 3, Arch Bridge, C. G.
Knowles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SlO0 90
Allowed. Dunn, Foster and Vim
voting aye.
Bill of n. q. Nelson for damages for
overflow of sewer laid on tho. table.
On motion voted that the Mayor
and Clerk make and execute a con-
tract 10 behalf of the city for lease of
engine house for another Year at the
rent of $500 per annum, and that an
order be drawn on the Treasurer for
six months rent in advance amount
ing TO $37 so.
Adjourned.
ALLEN p. WELD,
City Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25

Ex-Speaker Reeds idea of the Demo
cratic rallying ery-"The Prophet and
the ballot box; both stuffed'-is good
enough to pass around.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25
Council Proceedings.


At time for converting of council no
quorum being present voted to adjourn
until Monday evening, Aug. Odd at s
o clock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25
Malarial and other atmospheric in

Malarial and other atmospheric in
fluences are best counteracted by
keeping the blood pure and vigorous
with Ayers Sarsaparilla. A little
caution in this respect may prevent
Serious illness at this season. Ayers
Sarsaparilla is the best all-the.yesr-
round medicine in existence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25

About thirty years ago, Miss Emily
Malcolm of hartford, was presented
by Der father with a piece of land in
Minnesota which was considered al
most worthless. Miss Malcolm went
there last week to view the property,
located between st. Paul and SILVIA
ter, and while there she received an
offer of $40 an acre for the 200 acres.
She accepted. and sold what she had
previously considered worthless prop
erty for $26, 000. MiitOduhee Journal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25
Mules Cry Tor IL.

Now this may seem strange, but if they
don't cry for it they would do so if they
only could. We are talking now about
Haller's Barb Wire Liniment which new
er fails to cure the worst cut or sore. For
sale by r. S. Freeman, Druggist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25
Teachers Examination
For Pierce county, fall of 1892, will be
held as follows:

AOA n ASASS AUAA VI AO@~f WIZ ~
held as follows:
River Fails Ut. with ST. Croix at the Normal
August 18th ana 18th.
Ollyet, August 18th and 10Th.
Maiden Rock, August 5Oth and 3lst.
Ellsworth, September 9th and 7th.
Candidates fOr second and first grade cerlih.
Gates will be examined at River ais, Aug. ~
Ollvet, Aug. ~ Maiden Rock, sept. l. 4. Ellis
worth, Sept. s.
These examinations are for Teachers; sehoo
children and others who wish to write merely
to test their scholarship have an opportunity Il
do so i'll common school examinations.
An average standing OF %, with minimum
OF % is required Tor a third grade; 20. with
minimum OF 6O tor "a second grade; ami 90, witt
u minimum OF 60 Tor a first grade. standing,
above 20 may be relied when candidates wutt
for higher grade, otherwise they must writ,
in full
Bring your last certificate TO the examination
| for convenience OF rehling old standings. Papel
with printed heading wiz be furnished at cos
by the Supt. IL teachers are tardy at the tim,
set tor writing upon certa ia topic, they forfei
their opportunities for writing upon the topic
assigned The following program Will be taken
SECOND AND FIRST GRADE.
An Pm.
500 Algebra. 1;30 Geometry
| 1850 Physical Geography. 500 Physics.
THIRD GRADE tFIRsr DAY..
| 900 OrthOgraphy. l:l5 Geography
| 1000 Orth@py. 500 Arithmetic
| lU45 Penmauship.
| Ills Reading.
THIRD GRADE SECOND DAY1.
500 U. ). History. l:lJ Grammar.
iO:O0 Const. OF Wis 300 Cons. OF o. S
llO0 Phys K Hygiene. 400 Theory q Prac
A. L. THOMPSON, Co. Supt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25

ave must not forget that In deal
ing with these questions we we're met
continually by the protest ane opposi-
ton of the Democratic party. The
war against the States was unconstitu-
tional. There was no right to coerce
sovereign States. The war was fail
ure, and a dishonorable peace was de-
manded. The legal tenders were ille-
gal. The constitutional amendments
were void. And so through this whole
brilliant history of achievement in
this administration we were followed
by the Democratic statesmen, protest
ing against every step and throwing
every impeachment in the way of ma
tional success until it seemed to be
true of many of their leaders that, in
their estimation, nothing was lawful,
nothing was lovely that did not con.
duce to the success of the rebellion. -
-BenjdmiR Harrison.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25

Call and see those new Chamber
Suits that o. w. Newcomb & Co. are
selling so cheap.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25

Curtains and Shtdes at Clarey &
Hymers'
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25

Southern democrats are trying to
study out the difference between the
SO called force bill" and the state.
ment recently made by Weaver's side
partner on the peoples party ticket,
that his party believed in allowing ev-
cry man to vote as he pleased, and
intended 10 see that the votes were
counted as they were cast. There is
no difference; the opposition to the
Federal election bill is in reality oppo-
sition to free ballot and a fair count.
Reciprocal trading under the new
treaty began with Cuba September
l, 1891. Our exports to that country
in the first eight months increased in
round numbers fifty per cent, and in
the fiscal year just ended equaled in
value nearly $40, 100000. In the first
eight months our -four exports to Cuba
doubled, and in important articles of
manufacture, among them engines
and boilers, the increase was nearly as
great.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25

V. Weisend pays the highest mar
ket price for hogs, cattle and sheep.
Office in Wadsworth Il Wiger's store
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.ETTgsR.s'EES.
.TEss.ELR
Z = pErEnsnN \ ~.

II L. PETERSON x son,
- j.. WatchmakeIs and Jewellers,
River Falls, Wis.
Dealers in fine JewclFy, Watches, Clocks
and Plated Ware. sole Agents Tor the
celebrated Rockford quick-train watches.
Repairing Of all kinds neatly executed,
aud all work warranted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25

st. Peter ION a summer vacation,
but looking after business on the side)
See here! Why haven't you been up
my way!
Surprised Denizen Of Earth--Why,
I'm not dead yeti
st. Peter--You deceive yourself;
you've been dead some time, and you
are very much in the way here.
Surprised Denizen--I'll call in the
neighbors TO prove I'm alive and in
business.
st. Peter--That's too much trouble.
Here's your local paper; show me your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
,T,HTS Is TO CERTIFY THAT JOHN

i r. CARY. G. +. WINGO, JOHN ;. FLLaII.
J. ID. CRl'NP, p. 4. I'BIErI. ana y. NJ. CARY.
an of the oiiy of ltcumoul ana state ~ Nirsinil'
nv, this day removed the LIMITED PART
NFR.ulP heretofore formed on the % lay or
Nav. 1850. Tor tho PURPOSE Of coniu''in, IN The
cltv ~ RchmonJ. r., the GENERAL WHOLE
SALE GROCERY BUSINESS tho partnership
M now renewed "a 10 ccufnue three Years and
the urr name viii be JOHN .k. CAh1. The
-pecial partners are {. + Mlug0, John ;. kliett
j. y. Crump. =. A. -Ibk~tt. ami ". \. cary.
rhe ss,I e.. l.. Mtngo. Ioru :. Elicit AL >. u.
Crump did each contribute ~ rho 'iine this part
nersutp was originally formed tho sum OF twenty
0ve haudrcd dollars lf2,i0o. Tho said J. 4.
Subisft AMI Is. II. Cary dii each contribute at
ti,a fn,r mia partner tlip was originally formed
mo sum Of ihirfv-seveu hundred and Aiir iol-
lqrs ls3.1 ln'-.n0tisg gn aggrese. " al hit'rn
thousaud dollars $4,000. which capital st1cN
i, now lninp7ircd thc general pIrnfr -
JOuN h. GARY. Given under cur hands lhi-,
r.i,,cI JOHN p. CARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. May 81, 1882.
s,rFs.-2.G 600 Virginia 3 per cents at fila
5000 do AT 748i 800 Richmond city os AT
1881 500 Richmond city - at lU%il.
Closing auotat,ons al the stock Board:
ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
I,F lTIIS.

FLOURNOY.- Died. at her residence,
GA. north Ninth street. Tuesday, MAY
asst az 10 A. NJ. Mrs. SARAH PAlikk
FLOURNOY, widow Of Richard ". Flour
funeral services THIS AFTERNOON at
First Presby terian church at O'Clock.
KRENGEI.- Departed this l.fe. at 7l2
south Pine street. MAY 3lst. at Z:2j \. NJ,
John +. kRENGEL; aged 40 wears.
Funeral will take place from ~. Andrew. :
church THIS "wednesday AZ ItkNOON
ats O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances
are invited to attend.
PHELPS. -Died. iGav 3ist. at 1925
O'clock. al her residence. Nechamcsylle
turnpike between Darlington aud jay
streets. Mrs. ELIZABETH PHELPS.
Funeral will take place from residence at
2 o'clock p. VI. TODAY, June Isl. Reia-
tiyes and friends are invited 10 attend
without further notice.
RICHARDSON. Died. at the residence,
seyenteenth aud Yenable streets May 81.
1892, at AIS A. NJ. MARY T.. RICHARD
son. daughter ot Mrs. Willie {. and the
late DR.. ". /. Richardson aged % years.
Funeral AZ Nenable-Stroet Baptist church
THIS Wednesday AFTERNOON AZ i:30
O'Clock. Friends and ocqualntances r.
spectfully invited 70 attend.
TALLEY.-Died. May 81. 1892. CHARLES
NJ. TALLY. of Manchester, IN the 18th
| year of his age.
Funeral notice in to-mOrr0w's DISPATCH.
WALKER. Departed this life. Monday
morning. MAY 30. 1892. at 10 o'clock LON
DON WALKER. IN bis jOth year.
The funeral Will take place THIS Wed
nesdayJ AFTERNOON ut . o'clock from
Ebenezer Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

A Speech Not On the Progrsmme-A Pref
" incldent-John u. Cooke Camp.

The DISPATCH Of Yesterday. containing os It
did, fun aud detailed reports Of the Hill monu-
ment unvclinc proceedings and the ceremonies
o. Hollywood was in great demand, and the
large number of extras printed were readily
sold. The public recognized in it valuable
memorial s1Vrfuir and 20 pronounced 10.
Most Of tho visiting military companies AMI
camps he'd loft tho city by an early hour in the
m1rnlnf. but o few % the more distinguished
visitors remained here during Tie day. General
Wrikcr called at the DISPATCH Office ana raid he
had not been IN Mchmcni for eight years be
fore. But" no added. Tho people OF RICH
W0ni treat me 50 kindly that an going 70
come Ciicucr'
Ex-Governor Fitzhugh Lee was on the streets
hut made slow progress I'm llc motion, az he was
stepped and made the centre Oi group NJ every
corner.
Monday evening there was speech that was
not Ola tue programme u tho day. A the vote
rams were leaving the EKposi'iOa-Crounds, after
enjoying The magnificent lunch sproad Tor them
by tho Ladies' Auxiliary 81 Lee Camp here
wcrc loud calls s0r " Lee" aud The e1-GcVernor
WIS compelled 10 respond Hespoleir his usual
happy vein.
Recurring 10 the Iunc h. 70 is estimated that over
$500 persons wero fed. and there rs no question
that ali rot e.. m-ch rs they could cat
A pretty incident a. the unwilling was Inc call
ing mon Has Lucy Lee I'M OF some oi ihe
members Of hcr fathers old regiment, the lhIr-
tec.fh who presented her with handsome
lard-raintod badge OF the regiment.
Bl.h the public and tho press received The inn
sion that The litlo ono who unveiled tho
monument Is named Meoms. Her name rs VIZ
gfuia Preston Means, ana, 80 before state J. she
is granddaughter 81 Colonel W .llam II. Palmer
oi ms city.
Almost before tho canvass that covered ne
statue and the uuvcilug cords had touched mo
ground they wore cut up hy the crowd and me
pieces carried away as slrr'nirs. nag male
ty Nrs. Thomas A. Branicr for the occasion also
mot with that fate.
$50 visitor received more generous attention
than Colonel skinner, 90 the Old First. lie was
The guest u Captain BCssieuN, ~ No. 32- south
Third street
After the unveiling Mr.. Harvey Goidin enter
tanned p number - his friends ~ bis nome
" rellevue,' near the monument.
John Il. Cooke Camp. confederate Ne''rth-'
though not ia uniform, made good showing I'D
tine Inc. and were repeatedly cheer@d. inc
headquarters ~ tie camp Is West Point.
just as the cavalry line was about o. move
Monday Adufnni BOykin's horse fen and h' sn -
taineI "a painful injury II his foot. Colonel
HAYES APPOINTED Captain Guigon acting adlu-
tn~f ard Kept MIN on TIE 20 all day. J csieriay
gnpfafn Guir0n remarked 90 - DISPATCH r"-
porter that colonel Halves either loved him very
nurn or d.sl- s1l min very much, be was unable
% decide which.
81. W. kean. and not Nr. William Overton,
c0mmanIed the Louisa Camp Of Confederate
Veterans
70 was a matter Of general remark that me
scene al Hollywood Monday evening Wls the
most impressive ever witnessed on similar Or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
HoLLlN's INSTITUTE rxeec,sre.
reorganization Of Shak's Chaptor-Thc
Ran" Of n salem Furnace.

lCorrcap ondouceof ,hc Richmond Dispaich.l
SAtfN. VA, May 3i.-Tho following il tho pro-
fiamme OF Tho commencement exercises o. Hoi.
lin'e Institute; sunday. Jane 9th, ~ 1880 y. NJ.
annual sermon before Young Womon's Christian
Association, by Rev. !. W. Canter. ID. d.. Of
if"deticSsburg. Monday. juno 0th. ~ $40 f..
~. o.'r'tiouogy roCitaL TUESDAY. june an, az
go" B. BE-, committeeman concert. Mcinc day,
'.n' SIN az it A. 81, commencement oXogr 80 {;
.eoirss nY Rev VI. Is. Wharton, D. D.. 81 Nor
iok AZ $3.50 p. a., celebration ~ literary 20
CLOVES address br Rev. &. A. Adams. Of Frank
iltI Ia. On acrulut ~ bmifc1 accomWoia-
lions the 'ommoncement exercises arc mi open
70 fho general public. bat only 70 tAose woo re-
ccivc invitation.
Friday night Shanks Chautor. WORKING under
aispcnsetiuu from the Grand Chapter, was re-
orgenzcd. D. &. Shansswas elected high priest {;
w. II. Waic, king; h. r. Campbell. scribe. Ely
Aing", secretary, AMI q. p. Fror, TREASURER
Aho4t twenty TO ~ her0 were present and nearly
ae many moro are applicants for memnerahln
lN" former chapter iN >alcm fen through some
seven COZ eight years aCo. The Blue Lodge hore
hos nearly 700 mcmbegs. Judge Naugan 4. ~
trluhari. anf % delegation from Raiiord WI
Nsii the SALON Lodge next Monday 90 confer th'
~ tn drrrno oi huirhts % Constantine upon suoh
NN'.nr Nfeons o. may he dearoBe az taklnf ".
~" ioc. paid f9r This decree VIII hc SEPT To tne
Masonic Home ir kirhmona
The Salem i0o-'op furnace made n run lat
Week rarely II ever oQgsiici.- On Monday, l3@
TOMS Tuesday, lbs; Wednesday, $50; thurs
day lH'. Friday, 10; saturday. l40.
tac village OF Core Spunr, SOTO three or four
300 rs from >H'cm. was ro1ei ,lnda! night by
burned fo tho ground, Mr.. Hartman poultry
h0l-c was cleaned OUT ami ~ the houses OF d.
v. Watts nud Dr. White uctgsstul attempts
were MADE o. enter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
sCALDsO WITS HOT TEA.
varied Lot Of Offenders Before the
In.flnn Nn.larnnN.

Tho home of Nelson Humphrey (cOloredl was
not erlace whore peace and happiness reigned
.1u,..re OH Monday Nelson has daughter
Iu-.aw named BESSIE Humphrey. and this ndi-
yIiual dll much to provoke the old man on Tie
ie.v mentioned she so yeXcd uim That IN hi-
rrre. 10 ls clalmei. Do picked mp pot oi hot yea
arIdn-neI 10 upon tlo woman, severely seaI'-
Inc ler Cd lout the right arm ana SHOULDER.
Be,-isIaI lrr fllLcr-iu-ilW arrest ~ anu tne
a..e Was heard ty Justice 'tut hIel1 al mo
Police count yesterday morning, ana oNhs i'
tte ser.ol. unfure % tho roiuhn- injuries N'i-
-.f. MA. cent nu ~ the grand larN
Lewis I0Ycusfen nnt Charles N'luff were up
for ns-a4ltluc ara beating each other. Lof"h-
.fr.u was fneI $500 and costs ana Nchl!i was
ss.e--rI 900 aud costs.
So q. Laulrum, charged with assuming anu
threatening 90 sh,o. Joe Bolton was hned %
nv Houseman paid 80 for being drunk on
me- Continued case a. a. =. Martin. charged
win assaullne and striking idrh4fi Overioi1
win an fc.-look. was heard ana ihe acc iSeH
was auei - aud costs.
d. r. HaucocE paid $40 Tor asaalliins ana
betting Kate 1iaZcproof
H.-a Minor ana Alce PriiIy, Two cOlofel
DANES. charged with nghliue, could nos ne gwen
IA hearing Yesterday on account OF tn' serious
condition OF the Minor woman, Who was stabbed
Dy her antagonist. Tho cahc was postponed
until jane an. -......
Eoferi Russell .c0lorell PAID - Tor iresphss-
ino ou The PREMISE ut Lewis brOwn anu A.
tempting % Cut man with kulfe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Reported Tor thc Dlspt''AI
MAY 3l.-Onerlngs on change to-day -
,arEace.' and no reflections; highest price,
tIn *. lowest. S2.sO-average, so.So, Oh "li,n
% nactapes sold between $3.50 and 90 ana : 4
max apes between 81 and 5000. -
private sales to-day. park-, 81 SMOKERS = ;
,zr,nrers I5-tofal. IS hogsheads.
Loose sales to-day: ttehSha" SUN '"'
3,4S5 pounds highest price, -. 49,, .,,ar
Revenue collections to-day; Slgats a ~, s,
ettes. sl,ll4.4l; tobacco e@'0o<''~-
34.04T33. n, ,,oi,,v
sun-rlred sales were below average III quality.
Condition is very variable. That Ia safe oriet Is
more in demand
Private sales are light. =, q - H.
Mir. d. \. Cooper, OF Henderson, ~ " says ~
, n-ivete letter: Receipts are larger this wees
| then last. No change in prices on quality o.
| offerings. The cold snap - rather rough 81
nIants lust set and has caused rather an iihpet'
| iect stand. ,.,.,,, hos
The Italian contract for western TOBACCO na'
| been awgrdei NJ. Abendheim and u. helssehs'
| M Now York. MIR. Abendheln got 1,Ouo nog-,
| heads ~ the western RsJie purchase OF lf,uVo
! horsheads. and ihe Virginia purchase on l,uvu
: holshead, this being the lesser quah,i.! ~
| Virginia than last year. he a"ar1s o' o'u nt,
| no eject uuon our market ana peihs hn'cr
| mated have also little effect On the western
| markets which are quoted strong Tor the WIGS
| IN Louisville and ClarkeNille' Ienn' =, ..4
| NJ, z. T. Conrad. Of our he-srs. .. VI. 'ohra.
| & soma ma. resigned ~ q member OF the BOARD
| Of Directors OF the j. Wright Company, oi tnis
| city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

A rally in the afternoon was followed by an
other q oppng spell. aud tho close was quiet
but henyy az tho lowest prices. The less IN
Louisville ami Nashville is y. per cent. and IN
Burlington ia per cent, but all other changes
are cou1uci Ia fractional amounts. and few
slight gains were seer. Sales-Lsted, 2Of COO
f.l.sfrf. OF. 600 eharaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
CHAIRMEN REMOVED.
CAR MALONE APPOINTS ANTI
BOWOEN POLITICAL BOSSES.
President Dnvis's birthday and Memo
riai-Day TO Bc Observcd-Fnstor
Daugbcrty Resigns.

Correspondence q the Richmond Dispaichl
NonfotK May Alt is stated that General
Malone, chairman Of the state Committee. has
displaced Tie chhifmen OF the Republican
Executive Committees q tire cities Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth. who ere iowdon mon, aud hp-
pontoo cha.rmen who are unfagorable to The
nomination OF Eovdcn for Congress from this
district. This seems TO point 70 r rcpettion OF
toe ngAt 81 two years ago, as The District Conn
miitee has Bowden majority and likely Will not
rr'orui2o the delegnics 20 tho convention certi-
nci 20 by the new chsi.mcn. There will De Two
conventions ana two kcpubilcan nominees Tor
'oncre 3. boNden leading one faction aud
probably County Clers a. n. Marln or.Dr.
Richard Wise, OF Williamsburg, Tho other.
After. tho presidential nomination the contest
VIII doubtless become very lively.
WrosING DEMONSTRATIONS
Al the arrangements have been completed
fof "a imposing Demonstration on noxt friday
AorioiEs Nomorial-Day and The birthday OF Pre-
sidont Davis. Colonel George ". Johnston VIII
be chief marshal. A lettor nom hrs Jefferson
rovs states that she II physically unable 10 at
tenI the ceremonies.
Rev Jonu ~. Dsugherty. pnstor 81 the South
Bapiis' church In Portsmouth, has rendered his
rosigustiOn 90 take edect the lst Of July lhis
congregation ~ about 20 erect a now house OF
vorship, and the resignation al tho pastor IA a
profound surprise.
QUICK RUS.
Tho fast truck TRAN" over the Chesapeake
ald ohio railway from here % Cincinnati mate
The last run IN the short space Of ihiriy-two
hours.
The negro 1obe johnson. Sho murdered Dick
Talbot, on Eabys farm, has been arrested and
lodged IN ls.l.
JOHN l.. Wise. who shot an insOlent negro on
his farm last week. was before Justice GrNn
this morning and was discharged from custody.
Va, negro falling 70 put IN an appearance.
Ex-ConRrcssmsu Bowdcn. Postmaster Frank
Slsde, Secretary Poster. and Congres-flan i. =.
Post. o. Illinois, were iu tho lower CDesapc axe
on fishing cruise yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
CITY Circuit COurt.

In the Ci,y Circuit Court YESTERDAY, IN the case
y, Vyiutam Jordan against the Richmond Loco
motive and aachino-Work action tor damages
S.t,,,o a, the sum Of $4,000. Jordan sued Tor
siO000. motion was made 10 set aside the
ysrdict and the Judge took Il under considera-
ton. =. ,.. %. ,,o ,,,,,,o, -,
p'nt agalns, A. j. Watkins for ~ ,7On.
suit Was Instituted by ". >. WlissSer against
1 n ,igyias trustee for q ,6O6.6o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
United states Circuit Court of Appeals.

In the United States Circuit court Of Appeal'
sf,,r.la,, the case OF the Ashton valve Company
9opollsnt, against COal-Munier ana saiety-SaN 9
Coompany-appeal in equity from Circuit Court
of Marylend-was argued by james r, nasfule,
a. anoelisnt aud J. O'Bricu. OF Baltimore. ana
Hector L. Fenion. OF Philadelphia Tor mo SIP
nellees aud not concluded. Judges Con. SIMON.
Ion. nnd Hughes were on the bench. Inc coui'
aoi,nrned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
ame. y Nagruder. Boston: Hector L. Anton
pbiladelphia: Richard Wake, Alfred I. Ihon
and Fdwafd Spalding, Norfolk, wore admitted 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
F.9olae0 BRAKEMAN BURIED,
..a,ai sariing tho Crimo--A Sus-
rItluus Negro ia Danger.

..a-n 9f the H,-amoai D.s9atohl
So. May oi.-I1o funeral Of
e.. AffWel who "a. murdered a.
t9n n ne baltimore aud OHIO
Ha.linrfpr, -. g., on Saturday
.. too4 pi4re here. his home GA
s.. auclisl ty an unusually large
aIb q milo. ltaceaDlc, ana weil-
a. man, whose ilss l- mourned by
.I. believed from his character hat no
f....f without being implicated ia any
ur -lIalhir.
tar .I-Idof9hie excitement terc re-
f.. matter ll.t night when az 10
900 uau who cipseiy fe-enbled tho
account az toe appesranro OF the
.f aar arrested ~ d suspicious character
ftt sfprs tne mayor. Ara eAeninR-
nrler. showed that DIS name war Ben
rNsf Doc nad some ycars AGO removed
fr.H Nulam county 10 POiirio"n- Pa,
cunning tom tlGi county, ara stopped
3.1rr friends aud relatives. lie was
.f. HHafgsI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

Monday night Douglass d. torAei', marshal Of
TIE southern District OF Georgia, arrived here
having in cha 20 n negro Who vas indicted IN
Georgia IN 1890 for conepirinst 10 murder but WHO
earapcd and was recently arrested near Norfolk.
Judge hughes issued n warrant Tor tho return 81
the negro % Macon, and Yesterday afternoon
Mnrsuul Corbett md Deputy Marshal Ballard
started with him for that city. Some oi tic other
Iartf8s gagged ~ the conspiracy were tred ana
sentenced o. hang. ana tho casc has ALREADY cost
the United states Government some $4,000.