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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
0I.T OF THE WORLD.
oRrs rs,pENT-eLecT STUDIES THE
] e.-ruREsoUS HoG-lSLANDeR
=. when the weather II Too Had
for Ducking-Fcathcry and
Spiritnous Tales,
r, ,.lnrrnnh % leo plspasehl

"a. November President-elett
.-..f rut tn the day around the BroadWator
q, ....s reading and in general willing
t4c as would any gentleman seeking
.... iu o. ouioi, out-0i-the-wny place, Who
.. -e,,ber out Of doors not 20 bis taste.
.,.. fs1,,ng today.
....r,.rI seems 70 be enjoying his stay
...- .-. tdc quiet and rest are Just what ho
bio almost completely cut oa from
., rts only knowledge oi events ie.ug
i ... tle mails. The steamer sunshine
.tfrc wharf on Hog Island and has not
... mainland for several days
....lenIs physical comiort J @Su
.r ,- woll as u he were ~ homo ~
nos Island and it, vicinity ahouncS
% Cd. .-.asf every kind
last night and The weather to-day
.. .uI 1isaerceap'e
as INTERESTING NATIVE
t.r--,'y from the hfo and hustle Of the
.., .s.plo hero have strongly ly-morket
pr cleveland to-day listened with
.o several Of tho interesting char
t.r island. Among his callers
wac the Rev Joseph K Stur-
q the churcl ~ the island.
..-.flocJ SCENT 20 especially interested
-teeI his attention Ton some time.
.sued an ali-atound minister 10y
fic rau preach good sermon,
..-. |. ,ar thc papers, take charge of n
fNftNNAt" lffle Nlls a.
aEKrS o. THE AIRANo
.rd listened 70 his description OF
steamer AlbanO, which stranded
...f Ilog Island last winter Tho life
roi WORK on TINT occasion,
with PRIDE medals awarded
f..I the Government Of the
...t.- aud tho spanish government
..,.-t iu rcsrIing She uniori unates o.
H.. sfory-told with life and local
...rrr srd ihe President, ana he
. desire 20 see she medals which
be ..uphed with very. Willingly by
I'm. rs entertaining President Of
-..t-- is "a thing that until now no
.... island over expected wonld fall
Foo presence OF STR. Cleveland nt
..t.f time so illustrates the natives
rg'- 90 keep at worK While he is
..Ucs coUical.
nTuFHs 10 wISp'ARp.
.. p.e-ifcnt-elc-i came upon Nod
.. Nr Ior.ell- men, while he was
.. t. lsthor 70 lot Oi feathers ne had
.. .'evelaud's presence was TOO much
... iu his confusion ne threw the
... w.uIwrri. They blow back on
.... I. struggles with them we're amusing
u .eI rlOgt on me island save
.-3 .yrrything he SAYS or oes Is
.. rth delight, o. be rctold many
f.. .Uug days and nights oi winter
r.v. Il never expected 20 see Old
.~.I ly q Presilent. visit"
...l watched by them, aud George
..I .. Iuu,' tWO veteran guides. go 50
.. f...rr ,hat m an their lives they have
t...at shooting than Mr Cleveland
..... fhe mainland the pooplo are AS
....i.. ,yrrvt1iug with the Cleveland
..... ... fta ISLANDERS.
yrItsD WnisKEY.
.... r.i. b visited the island 3 few days
..tU.s % uitle WhiskCy from q groE-
.. I..arl % was poor stun, which Tho
. r....- tor 30 cents % pint. li was
..u-" Cleveland WEiskcy,' and those
... ... tasted it many Of whom consider
...t Judges Of HluO-. pronounce 10
......, over tasted, and fully believed 10
........c Vll-key which Mr. cleveland uses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

is bad state to be in at this time OF ths
year. 1t means that you baye missed
your Thanksgiving dinner and that your
seat at tho family table, where they
swap stories aud anecdotes, is vacant,
and you must dine of cold remnants.
II you were late then don't bo so again.
Our stock OF Clothing is going like ice
in a hot room. Get TO tho table, so 10
speak, before the dessert Is served, and
not at the tooth.pick stage of tho pro-
ceedings. We're never completely QUO
OF good things, but there's always
choice, and it isn't worth while to be
the last one in the procession 10 tako
your pick. when it isn't necessary.
Come to-day and chuckle over your
luck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Sensational Romance.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November 2S.--GSpecisl
20 the Associated Press l-Another cnapter nss
haen xriften to-day In sensational romance
winch has kept tho tongues or gossip saggins
here Tor month past. Mrs. Isabel
Upton, one OF she prettiest women IN
fhe city, has flied papers for an so-
solute divorce against her husband. Charles
Tlp.on. lie was considered q great swell In
Chattanooga society until some four weeks
ago. when il was discovered that he had he'd
leaving bills unpaid on every siae, anu wofto
stiIl lsayipR positive proof that he had bcen
guilty Of forgeries amounting TO $4,000. His
wife's folks are wealthy ana related 70 the Penu-
.r.I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

large numbers from the county around. as well
as IRON Rappahsnnock. nlled the streets, ana
tho sidewalks we're dcnsely crowded WIN sA-
c,,et ana euxioas facss enc band had been
engaged. and the procession. forming IN part AZ
tho depot, marched UP 20 tho front Of the VIZ
ginia Hotel, where. after halfing awhile, tno
crowd was entertained BY short addresses ,ron
Colonel d. a. ts,bson aud Mr.. John n. Rixey.
The whole line OF procession rofosned. win
torches. red-lizhts, transpareneies, rockets, ana
other fireworks and marched through the prin.
cipal streets, which were blazing with llgnts aou
decorated with bunting. Every busiuess-house,
"a well a. dwelling, along the line OF march was
brilliantly illuminated, and moro enthusiastic
throng could scarcely be found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Many Persons Bitten bya tad-Deg.

Correspondence OF the Richm-ni plspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. November 2S.-Seyeral persons
In this city have been bitton by dog, supposed
10 bo mad. within the last day or Two, aud the
dog is stin at large. On Saturday last II bit the
Iittle son OF Mr.. Winfield Watkins, In West End.
last night It created much excitement Ia the
western portion of this city, by getting IN among
the congregation OF shiloh Bapn1t chuIcn Scoi-
orsa, and hitting Spencer RAYMOND aud Charles
Monroe (botn colorsd) on the leg and man
named Chisgell ana others are also said 10 nave
been bitten The wounds OF all the bitten per-
tiea are out hunting for the animal 70 kill t. Mr..
Watkins took his sou 10 the maidstone at Gaines
vile, in FAuquier county, in order to try It's et-
fects on the wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
In True D.mocratio style.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
BETHEL. ACADEMY, Va, November 26.-The
election Of Mr. Cleveland TO the presidential
chair has aroused the citizens Of Fauquler 70
high state OF excitement
On the night OF the 9th the people from the
surrounding country assembled Warrenton and
celebrated the glorious victory In true Demo
cratic style. A torchlight procession was in
dulRsd in bon-nres were kindled, and local ora
tors stirred tae feelings Of all patriotic citizens
The small boy" was OF course on hand, and,
with his tin horn as an ear-trumpet, whispered
Democratic consolation 20 wouid-be Mckinley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
-.= OF TIE YOUNGER GANG.
,...f.I.ncher. CavalrymRn, Confederate
,ty putiaU, Preacher. iorse-Thief'
Ir .a.erraph % the Displtrh.l

,...f.I.acher, CavairymRn, Confederate
,t,. putlav, Preacher. Horse-Thief.
ur ...eeraph % the Displtrn.l
v-..-t.. Or1. November 2s.--A new episode
.r...... ssred career Of william Wilson Is the
..-.,..g which has come 20 relatives here
...- r..... Tex. fo the offoct that no had been
....- r.tr mat city when he borrowed a
...t t.... % fr.erd +. II. Sapp, and sold II 70 a
... r1ueI HHu He was arrested, and
..... r..r 70 gunty. and was given the iull
. II. law. 10 sheriff Ford he confessed
..... ... 1000 name ol Il, O'rt shepherd he had
..... ..r.f tle Younger bro.herS gang.
.t.- Confession he said; - wac bofn Ih
ty. OHIO, 10 1899, and an therefore
.......I NyfafnNr was Rev. i. \. WILSON,
t......r .- note. / moved - Missouri IN 1905
b.. ei Miss Mary Clymer, daughter 0!
...... ...rr Ihgd received q liberal edu-
-.... ..I If..a few wears taught school, lhc
v..... .l'sud enlisted in me second Ken
b.. ....lr.. served with General John
..1 1...l rIs capture and was with him when
.... ..E... uIt escaped, and was scat alter
r..... ... resident Davis "a q secret agent OF
..-...y tn northern States. NV mission
.... ....i.d. was thrown into PRISON, nnd
-..- .-....r.I o. kcLtgcky found my uouao
.... .-I -ur wife and chidren deal.
-.... hat met James, Cole, ana hob
.... .Iev nefrended me, and after
..... .r.i tlrfr gang. ! was adapted 10 Iue
... tt.. gave me tho secrctaryehlp pI
.s.-.rul. While was with the odng-
.-.. Ir... AMI Jesse James ] grew le-
-.. .rt i-'t che loungerA, seuAus 10
.... Iaiy Mo. wherc Was ordainei q
.....- .-.t ..s CHRISTIAN church. While preach
... rr.f..ius mcdiCiue ! got caught m
t-.... l.I was crippled. ! then took ID
... f..t ...npl aud came TO Texas was
.-....... ...., .hiug 10 and about EDDY when
t.r.e got from Mr. Sapp 10 folice-
-.. ..l Has convicted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

fhiot Artb,,r ~ ,he onrineers. ts expected to-
morrow. Fach wear sue superintendent OF the
Central railway meets committees OF ,he various
organizations employed on the ROAD 70 make oas
new contracte for the ensuing year. iIpuolc ls
te.cgraphers. who have been unable heretofore 90
secnfc = contract. An effort win be made 10 get
tho superintendent 70 sign an agreenent re-
It ie cIoir,ed that under the new management
tho road hos 20 rated iis force Of operators that
one man ID compelled 70 DO the work OF two, and
nj rpducPd nay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

IA at the bottom Of many feud, and the
cause Of strife and murder. It's also the
root OF all ailments OF tho body. Good
blood nourishes and bad blood poisons.
Therefore take Simmons Liver Regulator
10 keep the liver active. the bowels free,
and promote digestion. This done, your
blood will be good, the system free from
malarial poison aud rheumstism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
WORK OF THE GRIM REAPER.
-Four Deaths Reported from Fredericks-
eurg--Snellings Discharged.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dlspatchl
rREDERIcKsBUEG, VA, NoVemter 2S.-Mr.
John J. Berrey, sr., whose illness was noted in
Yesterdays DISPATCH, died this evening. lie was
one Of cur most esteemed and highly-respec:ed
citizens. He was 81 years 81 age, and during
the late war was held as hostage IN the old
capital prison.
Mr. Philip Rowe, son Of Mr.. Z. c. Rowe, died 20
his parents resdouce here yesterday OF typhoid
fever after flge-Weeks' illness.
Mr.. A. " Bernard, a wealthy ana innuentlal
citizen OF this county, died at his residence yes
.erday morning: aged 20.
Louis Snelngs, the suspected murderer OF
Archie Hart, was given q preliminary hearing NJ
Spotsylyania Courthouse To-day, and for want OF
suficient evidence was discharged.
SIR. Alexander Pates, OF this county, died this
evening from gun-stot wounds accidentally re-
cciyed last Friday while tuykey-shooling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

demand made upon them suits vould pro,npayy pn,,sy
be instItuted tfr the recovery OF the none.
whlcn they had received from the hichin0h'
Terminal Company. ,,e
1here is 20 be a meeting on "Wednesday o ~, F,
Directors OF tho Georgia Central, and OF the ~
nanciaf COMMITTED having IN charge the feol.
ganza;ion OF the property. al which impoIsans
Developments are expected. Judge hmo.s
speer has arrived and kecsiyer Conner 10
pcctcd here tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
A scoTTsVlLLe TRAGEDY.
Shot Through the Heart and kilied'-Light
snow and Fiain-The Ministers.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
scoTTsvIILE, VA, November 2S.-On Saturday
night as n, party of negroes were returning from
a festival in this place two Of then-Manusi
Morris aud John Smith-got into quarrel. and
Morris shot Smith through the heart causing IN
stRnt death. Morris escaped and has not been
arrested He arrived here, at his home, Satnl-
dny afternoon from Asbury Park, \. j., where
ne has for some time been employed at me
race-tracs. He seemed 10 have considerable
amount OF money about him and was having
gay time In town until about midnight, when
this tragic occurrence took place. An inquest
was held over tho body OF Smith sunday aud no
was buried to-day.
Rev. j. D. billiard, OF Luray. is here visiting
his family.
Rev. w. T. Williams returned to-day from the
conference, and will leave next Wednesday Tor
his new charge. In Hanover.
REV. Mr PbDen II looked for hero this week.
VINO Is to take Mr.. Williams's place.
We had a light snow and good deal oil rain
Inst night.
The scottsville Courier has moved into new
quarters on Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
--s aORNAN CONFERENCE.
N,.'.r rsp Has Heard Nothing OF II
>t..r,r Faulkner DittC.

Ns'.r .rsp Has Heard Nothing al It
>eaat1r Faulkner Dittc.
.t telegraph 70 the Dispa'ch.i
h. ..... november 2S.-Speaker Crisp ar-
.-lav. lie said: 81 have heard no
.smocratic conference 20 consider
.... ..4l-i1e the coming session eNcep-
... Ir fn- newspapers. IL 30 TOO cary
.. .rerct When the Democrats nom
t.-r1untry get together IN Wash
...ter pstI % this week IL viii be
.rtuts.kth.nrs over. A % coming
...a.u can only say that the Mchih-
brave 90 80. The PROMISES OF tAe
.,'atn viii ue iullled."
f4uhuer, oi West Virginia, also 90
....-t tat senator GOTman had cslled
.Di Democratic toaders- " Mr. Cor
..,, .urred Tor that" be added. ~
.ny conference t wtn take place IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Costello vs. GreZgaius.


NEW YORK, November 2S-Ihe nghi D'll DetNeen
AnsfraIian. or Buffalo Costello. and Alexander
Grcggains, Of California, crack middlo-Weight'
came Oh tonight before the Coney Island AIN
letic club Tor a good purse. The Australian W. Was
the fayorite in the betting ut 100 70 w. ing
Sobt ,sas "a good one, Greggams leading, and
Costello taking punishment well. Al the END OF
The seventeen round the men we're still hghtins'
DRAW.
NEW YORK. November 29.-3:3O A. Nine
fgbt after eighty rounds was declared draw,
the latter part Ot it being very tame, Dut rev "
hIoygs bejng exchanged, and the spectators at
times demanding draw and frequently hisslhs
n q oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
voho.,rv O,k yalnut Pianos.

Several different varieties OF each wood
made up 10 the most artistic cases tor
pianos ever seen upon this market. The
most well-known msdes of pianos. com
prising Knabe, Chickering, bablers,
Everett. Brown & Simpson, ard Others.
Terms are easy and guarantee absolute.
We are only too happy to wait upon GUS
toners, therefore be sure to call.
MANLY b. RAMOS Il Co.,
Main street near Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
lveaYBoDY TALKING DOG.
T.e Philadelphia Kcnnei-Club Derby at
HIsh Foint-The Color Line.
..- .....,r5.f,l, 4, the DisDatch.I

.tE .H.iI tFITulA htuNfa-A Ahp D''"9 -
Hlh Foint-The Color Line.
photograph 10 the Dispatchl
.. I.,r. N. C.. November fS.-Tho first
... OH. Tuladclphia HeuneiClub Derby
..-... ... to-day and WAS favored with good
.. .. weather being damp with no
PM. rtg-.u- Gucs we're pat IN thc
.... .v-. Rods sue, Hampstead Game
..... t.u4erIpt Tan, bonAlr, ho'7-
r.t.iA Blossom, Dot Rogers
... .. t...r.. Maiden Nine. LOchinvnr,
..... Resort. Graceful second,
.. ,.4.. Eiu--t n, Chtvalicr, Brighton
I... .e .-upflnn. The Judges have mol ye,
t- .. ....f me above Starters Wbl bH rpotlei
. - D.. Hsely good per cent VIII mol hola
....f0s he dogs which took part In tho
t. ...H Irnls last week viii renalh oNoi
..r.. .r.Ylvf, uf New Jersey, ana AVant'
..s.e..r, .va formidable rivals VIII Ie.ilhlu
..t...t t,siy train is bringing spofisueh
t .. hotels now present a iNcy hVVho az
.tt .ts.rnaly talking dos. r.o
..., t..e to-day was only cramhfy' lpe
..r. aces lis between brighton up
t. .- -la Rode sue did we'll on birds.
.I ,1r.. .lcd an territory. C'hscnpt
.. ..... Nlke were % have run together
. ... vas absent aud Tan took his
..l I.I Door wOrs Dot Rogers and
.I 81 H.--0m did good WORK. Sahoy
.-.. .. .II Maiden Nine ala poor "oIh,
'... showing T. SHADE she better WORK. NO
found by Lochinyhr or heppd"
..r. ... some little excitement cfeaiel 70
.. t.. lr--4mItion of "gentlemaN OF
F.. wanted T. take part in the Derby.
l.rs protested AM the son OF nam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
In Oid.n Times

people overlooked the Importance OF per-
manently beneficial effects, aud were salts
fed with transient action, but now that IL
is generally known that Syrup of Figs. Will
permanently cure hsbitual constipation.
well-informed people Will not buy other
Iaxatives, which act for aeimo. but finally
Initlro the gVsfefn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
New Canadian Cabinet.

TosoxTo, CANADA, November 2S,-sir ts,,i,a JGnn
stintstsy Diners in the Cabinet will be; ar.
Tostor, Minister Of Trade and Commerce; John
lIsecarty, Minister OF Railways ana cansis'
Mr. ouiinet, Minister Of Public WorE MT
A,pls,e, az he Interior. Mr.. Ives VIII be the
new EnglIsh Minister from Qaetec To John AD-
bott's place Mr.. Costlgaa VIII likely IetnAin IA
the Cabinet The policy will be suopg la.
tionai one, aiming 70 develop cansoa IN e'ei'
Ray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Express Report Untrue.
10y tclerrsph % The plspa.en. ]

NAArrAsO0GA, Tenn, November 2s.-lspecial
y y We Asspciated Press- l--Oracers OF the taited
s'a'es hEpfess Company, when questioned a. 70
'e' cir stch from Knoxville, that u would take
elo NGshyilie railroad on January Let, said the
ispsr. aEs autrae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

II your complaint IS want OF appetite, try hali
a wine glass of ANGosTu.A BirrERs half an hour
before dinner. Beware OF counterfeits. ASK
for the genuine article, Manufactured by Dr.
J. G. b. Siegert q sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
ImbreIlas.

SILK aud GLORIA Umbrellas for men and
ladies, from 81. 80 up. The Glorias with
imported sticks at 81 and $3.50. for 26 and
q inches are great.
CONSTABLE BRoTHREs.
Mems Furnlshers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
Receiver Oakman's Demand as 10 the
Georgia Company Securities.

tBy telegraph 20 the Dispatsh-I
NWw YoRg, November 2S.-Ihe recipien~ o'
Receiver Oakman's oficiai notices demsnulhs q
cancellation o. the sale OF the sle,OOO'Voo oi
the a. Georgia companys securities 70 the hlen.
,anod Terrntnni company in OctoUer, 1855 hao
~a,y litsle % say about the matter to-nhy.
rncre h 40 disposition manifested ON their pars
10 comply with the demands.
Recsiyer oakman said; action was .aksn .l,, =
,ssr careful consideration OF this subject, Win
80 ..ivsoe Of counsel THIS Is an entirely am.
.sy. s,Iort 10 recover for The stockholders sna
~ e.sr,,rlty-bolde OF the kiehmoed ierminsi
Sn,,rsng moneys to which they are entitled,
and no Efforts wiz bo spared 70 bfing apous 'nA'
fes ~ oakmsn addei that II the parsons 70 whom
oos,r.s had been CANT DID not comply Win we
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Brillisnt Weddings.

Remember today aud tomorrow Is
positivey the last chance TO buy at auc--
tion. Silyerware, Rogers's Cutlery. and
many other articles for presents at store
914 east Main street.
Sale at 1880 A. NJ. and 4:90 p. NJ.
J. II. VALEsTISE, Auctioneer.
j. E. Ldught0n, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
IN NORTH DAKOTA,
The Election Result Depends on the Iu-
disn-Yote Question.
rRr Telegraph 10 the plspatch.l

by telegraph 70 The DIspatch.I
BISMARCK, n. D., November 2S.-oniclal re-
turns have been received from all the counties
In the State except sz. The figures ON the
counties heard from give the Weaver electors
$50 majority. Private advicss from the counties
not got Officially reported show tho Harrison
electors to have a majority Of 10. Emmons and
Bottineau counties have been held oacs on ac-
count OF contests over tho question whether In
dians have u right 20 vote or not. II the question
is settled amrmatiyely, Harrison viii get the
states vote; II against the lnGiane, Weaver
carries the Stnte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
anIoteresring Paragraph.

All the artists and people of taste in the
CITY saw ths Photography at the Davis Gal
lery. S27 Broad street, is the most artistic
and stylish made in Richmond. Don't de
Law such orders as you wish completed be-
fore Christmas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

Call on us and see the beautiful assort-
ment of Rattan and Plush Oak Rockers We
are now selling at such low prices as TO
make them move very fast.
CHARLES q. JURGESs,
l2l east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
pERlSHED IN The FLAMES.

A CoIored Child Burned to Death at Ly-
ellis, in Richmond County.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
FREDERICKsBUEG, VA, November 2s.-f ester
day afternoon q small building occupied by
colored woman, at Lyells, this county was burn
ed. Her infant child perished In the hames.
Mr. Charles Hall, a prominent citizen ana mer-
chant OF WestmOroland county, died at bis home,
at Templeman's Cross Roads, Saturday evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
walthail for the Cabinet.
rRv teIaSranb IN the Disnatch. |

JACKSON, Mss, November 2S.-lSpecial TO tho
Associated Press. Tho Mississippi press Ii ad-
vocating Senator Waltnall for Csbinot officc
with the samo unanimity and enthusiasm with
which It last yesr cham pioned his election 20 tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
l..IIw.y n@pleysr. aaa E@ploysd,

hAfASsAH. Ca. November Especial 10 the
css0iisie1 Press. l--Tbe committees represent
ss ne BrOlhsFho0d u Locomotive Engineers,
=, I,tV.Atf-ood Of Locomotive firesnens the order
hehHay Conductors. and the Order Of Raii-
tty s'egreph Operators are here 70 consult with
''Sehntesdoat Wsddieys oil tAe Ccatfsi railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Or. sootps Condition Critical.

WASHINGTON. November 2S.-Dr. Scott, the
Prssidest'e aged fsther-in-law, who has been
sick for week past, Ia In very procarioss con-
untff morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
tpl-YeAsuRemeNr SYSTEM.
Hs-tue Of Kindred Interests, IA Which
u.acral Unnuimity Prevailed.
f-.eaetteleerarn 20 the Dispatchl

"E4gcsL N. l.. November 2s.-Ata COM
t,e- ls,.lngo OF committees Of the American
a.t,sa.e er Publishers Association, the Interna-
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fCorrespondsncs Of tho Richmond Dispatch!
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, Va, November "a
The great rural joiilncation demonstration IN
honor OF Cleveland, Stevenson, and Jones, ana
the liberation OF the people from tho misruie Of
tho 6rard Old Party" ~, as fcEeshhcowed IN
the daily DIsrATcH OF toe 10th Instant, took
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fcorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcn-l
oUfPErxs, November 26.--Seldon, Verer. has
the cid historic county OF Cuipeper exhibited
more patriotism and enthusiasts enjoyment
than VS. displayed In oar town last night at
the Demonstration In honor OF the election Of
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