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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
No wonder the Steamship Wa. Late.

The Chester, just arrived, had on board
a troop of Cossacks, the first ever to
visit this country. They are from the
province of Kabarde in southern Russia.
The Cossacks brought their names with
them, and after reading them no one can
be much surprised that the Chester was
three days behind her usual time. Here
are afew Of the short ones Prince Eris-
tof Macimenicjolily, Prince Demitri
alphabetically, Princess Demitrii Ma
galobichoilly and Andrew Yorichoilly.-
New York Times.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
Eight Thousand Afrected.

PITTsBURa, Aug. Tight Thousand
machinists, pattern -makers, moulders,
roll turner's and laborsrs in the Pitts
burg district have been notified OF d
reduction Of 10 per cent in their wages;
dating from next Monday. The cut Is
vigorously objected to and a strike is
openly talked OF. The workmen claim
that the proposed reduction Is not justi-
fed; 9hat the cnt in wages is made to
make up for a reduction in selling
prices which is announced simnltan-
eously with the cut In wages.
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Tried 10 Explain.

TRIMBLE. O., Aug. 1T.-John Nc
Bride and President Nugent addressed
the miners Of this district at Glostar.
Mr.. Nugent attempted to explain why
he signed the articles of agreement
with the operators for the miners TO
work for 90 day notss. All the rninefs
were present but there was so much
confusion that he could hardly speak.
Nothing was accomplished that would
tend to : settlement and the minsra
{ still idle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
A Novel Test For Drunkenness.

A simple but effective test to decide
whether q maj is drunk or sober was
described bya medical man who gave
evidence before the Pontefract bench.
Two golfers. who YER charged with
drunkenness, went to the doctor 10 min
utes after they were seen by the police.
The doctor made them walk up and
down the surgery, which they did In a
straight line. and then they stood erect
with their eyes closed and held their
arms at length with extended fingers.
The witness affirmed that the latter wa
q severe ordeal for persons under the in.
iuence Of alcohol, and as the collierl
passed through 1t without signs Of shak'
mess the charge against them was dis
missed.-London Truth.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

Senator Kyle has introduced q bill to
provide for the establishment Of postal
savings banks. The measure proposes
that 2 per cent, per annum shall be
paid upon sums Of $40 and multiples
thereof and that the money that shall
be deposited shall be loaned to farmers
at 4 per cent. per annum, to be secured
by mortgages. This is a step in the
right direction.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

Sunday . party Of picnickers' Of Gas
City went to Rock Dam, Q miles below
that place on the Mississinewa, for an
afternoons enjoyment. Hardly had
they been seated when . huge black
snake appeared, to be dispatched by Mr..
Pritchard. In q twinkling the rocks
were q MAS Of kissing, writing, crawl
ing. Shiny reptiles Of all sizes and de-
scriptions. The party found themselves
In 8 nest OF excited snakes. The party
led. Of course. The snakes are estimated
at not less than 100 In number. Among
them were two monsters that are de
scribed a. not less than 20 feet In length.
Cor. Indianapolis Sentinel.
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Republican Ticket.
For Commissioner ID district, Lake coanty,
NJ. l.. CLARK.

The. Watertown National bank, OF
Watertown, has been sold and reorganiz-
ed with F. r. Clement, OF Minneapolis,
president, and C. G. Church, OF Water
town, cashier. A. C. Mellette was former
president of the institution.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

81. PAUL. Aug. 1Z-Dstsctive No
Guiggan has arrested . man, giving
the name OF Thomas Howard, in q
house ut the corner Of Spruce and
Canada streets. He 10 thought TO b.
implicated In the robbery Of the q, 0Oo
at the First National bank Monday.
The police are Of the opinion that Ave
men are implicated in the robbery, and
claim that they will have the lot 40
tured In Q few days. Howard IL one OF
the men driven ont OF Minneapolis q
few days ago and when arrested was
evidently preparing to leave St. Paul.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
EuwlaaA Il 0asIsned.

LONDON. Aug. r.-Mr. Gladstone an
nouncsd IN the house of commons that
no had received . private telegram
from Paris 10 The elect that with a1sw
exceptions the award Of the Bshring
80 tribunal Of n~arbitration was satis-
factory k0 British interests
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saved Nothing Bns TAfe.

EVEN. Mich. Aug. n.-Matchwood,
. little town OF 700 inhabitants, on the
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic rail-
way, % miles south Of Ontonagon.
was entirely wiped out Monday after
noon. The people saved little. being COM
PEELED TO fy for their lives.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

The perversity with which the Argus
Leader misrepresents the democracy OF
South and ciings to its "gold-bug' the
Dries Of finance, and the equally tenacious
position Of the Mitchell Republican and
q Few other papers IN claiming that the
republicans OF South Dakota are not in
favor OF the free coinage OF silver, we
believe to be wrong in both instances.
One has only to get outside OF his own
little atmosphere and mingie with the
voters OF all parties-republican, demo-
cratic and populists-to discover that il
free coinage OF silver or no free coinage
was the cole issue, a vote taken In any
one OF the parties to-day would be large
ly IN favor Of free coinage, and Il this
were the sole issue before oil the people
OF the state the majority would be over
whalmingiy in favor Of free coinage. OF
course this implies also an increased
ratio Of silver. as that is the general de.
nand OF those who wish an honest
dollaH
The people OF Dakota are a debt-pay.
ing people, and the constantly increasing
value OF gold owing to legislation in its
interest and the ease with which the
money kings control it. has become /
persistent and crushing destroyer OF th.
debt-paying power OF their products
There was . time when q bushsl Of whea
would bring q dollar in gold, and more
but that time b long past and now |
tak6s t~o and q half bushels to do II
Nor isseit over production Of wheat tina
10 tho cause Of it. There ID an ayerag
Of sssssbnnhsl pr capitasls asl whsat est
n notsthaA whsns whset wss one sdolla
s par ba1kel. Tbs cause il quite obvious
ThsmsumsnsaShAtif ~ ars reduced !
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

IL IL Now Two Days Since the Las
Case Was Removed.

le 10 Now Two Days Since the Last
Case Was Removed.
QUARANTINE, 8. l.. Aug. 1.-THE
health officers have issued the follow
ing bulletin:
1880 p. m.-Thsrs ara no new dsvsl-
opment& All OF the patients. except
ons. are mp and around the island; that
one y stin weak. otherwise improving.
y y now two days since the last csss
was removed, and no new dsvslopmsnts
have appeared among those under Oh
ssrvation at HOFFMAN island. a cable
rsceivsd from Naples statss: "Cholsra
IN Barre. Portioi. Torrs. Annunsiata,
Castelamers, Psgano. Nocsra, Caya,
Mssa, Mash. Sorrento. Amalh, Capri
and Posxuoli" These towns are south
Of Naples.
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They just walked ON.

MENoMIxEE, Mich, Aug. 17.-lfich-
asl Pistak and RIG. MuIlican, prison
ers confined in the county jail, were
admitted to the corridor to waah and
quietly walked out and are at libsrty.
Pietak was held for assault and Multi
can for embexxlement
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

Pine City Wins It's Case In b United
States Court
81. PAUI. Aug. l7.-Judge Williams,
In the United States circuit court,
heard the habeas corpus mattsr of Nor
ris L. Gladson, the locomotive engineer
Of tho ST. Paul and Duluth railroad
who was arrested ct Pine City because
he did not stop the through train at
that point. After the hearing Judge
Williams dismissed the writ and re-
manded the prisoner. The law Of the
state is therefore upheld by . judge Of
one of the high federal courts.
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CONGRESSIONAL


wAsHNoron, Aug. I1.-Aftsr ADOPT
ing = resolution calling On the secretary
Of tbs treasury for information respsot-
ing silver purchases, the debate on the
Wilson bill was resumed, Mr.. Mccall
Of Massachusetts, speaking for the bill.
Mr.. Mccall WAS followed by Mi.
Coombs of New York speaking for the
repeal Of the purchasing elauss.
MIR. Bryan of Nebraska followed Mr..
Coombs and attacked the presidents
message In vigorous terms. The recon-
mendations Of the president meant the
burial Of silver with no promise OF res.
direction. They were m argument for
aisinsle gold standard. They led to
gold recommendation Over whose door
was written. Abandon hope all 20 who
enter here" The advocates OF silver
stood on solid ground aud dsnouassd
this cry that . gold dollar was ths only
solid dollar. They denouncs tbs gold
dollar az the most dishonest dollar svsr
attempted to b forced upon the people.
Tho Senate.
WAsHrEoToN. Aug. H.-Ths morning
hour In the senate. after the introduce
ton OF bills, was sntirsly occupied by q
discussion % TO the overlooking Of gov
ernmsnt buildings in Washington with
public books ana documents, Mr.. Vest
proposing . remedy by the passage d q
bill appropristing 900, 900 for . build
ing to b known N 'The Hall OF
Records."
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OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TO ADVERTISERS.

TIE nAnY LEADER makes q special feature Of
furnishing information concerning the advantages
and resources of the city of Madison and OF tbs
state az large emitting IL TO the patronage OF ad
~vertisers of every class.
y. IF. STAHL, Proprietor.
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tjhioaeo Live stock.

M1TMN8E&#I~E# &W H@
Chicago Live stock
CHICAGO UHIon srocK YAnp4
oArrLK-rhn 81
HOGa-Vknr l0o1pp hasAss. EHsavy. S6slS
0bgs0: mixed and medium. 9AA00As5s light,
txJ6006.i0.
6dEEP-weak, dc lower.
Hscsipts: Cattis. 1T.0O0; hogs, lS.0o9 sheep.
lA0o0.
Chicago Grain and Pr0visiona.
CHICAGO Aug. II, 1890.
oRnNrs0 PRI0ns.
wHEAT-Soptsmbsr, 6eJ8c.
CORN-August. 20; September. soezc; o.
tober. 4u1Sc.
OATslseptsmber. sSskc; 0ctebss. ss3<c.
PoRK-Aagust. SilSs: september. sis.s0'
LAHD-S<ptsmbeT. Ss.4T1Es October. Ss.x1<.
SHORT RBs-ssptsmbcr, SIN.
CLosrxa rnI0ns.
wHEAT-Ausust. si16c; September. ao1<c.
C~oRN-August. as9tH 6sptsnbse, aslo; Go.
o1fs-Ausus.. $40; s-.pss.1bss. -; o..
roeR-Asssss sraa ssss.-ssr. SIAM
Tas641ssss1 - s.s...S.r. -
os ssosf siss-Asss.. 81. s.,...s.r
e1yAk 0stobse. e7Ak
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eO-Monsy loaned ON real estate for Eastern
capitalists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

and the house settled down In the sand.
At Ocean View all the large paylllons
and many cottages were either swept
away or more or less damaged. The loss
there will probably reach $4,000.
No serious disaster to shipping IL yet re-
ported but it IL feared some sad stories
viii be received tomorrow.
LOSS OF LIFE.
The only loss OF life yet heard OF here
is reported from Sampson county where
A tree fell on the house Of "A farmer named
Lane and crushed two, OF his children to
Heath.
The total loss In this immediate section
~Hl probably reach $4,000
WRECKS IN WILMINGTON HARBOR.
Especial telegram to the DlspatchD
RALEIGH. y. c., October H.--Thls eve
llng the first news reached here regarding
,csterdays storm at Wilmington. The
tlde was the highest ever known. and the
wind blew sixty miles an hour.
The American three-masted schooner
Kate Clifford and the schooner Enchan-
trc.s were wrecked in the harbor ana both
rlnk The Clifford IL total loss.
Twelve million feet Of timber was swept
away.
The storm did slight damage at Wrghts-
yille At Southport It biew over eighty
miles an hour
Government Waterman George Hewlett
at Corucako Inlet is believed 20 nave been
drowned.
The storm extended nfty miles inland.
ana at I}ladonboro' and Clarkton blew
Town a church and several residences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

side near LEVELS. were blown down. and
some damage also done TO the trees at
Mr. Cosmo. Gordon's.
William Parker (coloredD. who lives near
Airich In this county. had the ROOF plo"h
from his stable and n number OF trees up
rooted
new house. which was nearly com
Melted. belonging 90 Mr.. James Jett. wh"
lives near Screamersvule, was blown
down. .,
From every portion OF the contiguous
counties come reports Of large QUANTITIES
of apples being blown from the trees
fencing torn down. corn scattered ABOUT
and fruit and other trees uprooted.
DELAYED TRAINS.
No trains have arrived here from the
north since yesterday at 5.5l =. NJ there
heirs very serious washouts on the Alex
anilria and Fredericksburg railroad. IL -
alec reported that the draw-bFldse NJ
Aouia creek. on the Richmond, frele
ricksburg and Potomac road u pahiy
damaged The accommodation tram from
richmond last night was over an hour
Iote and no train on that road I'achtl
bore until nearly - o'clock TO-DAY. iO
wen, no farther and returned to iich-
mond taking all the mail for the norlh as
v,oll AS south The train on the T. r &"
= railroad marrow gauge arrived On
limo this afternoon and brought all the
morning northern mail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
The GALE ON JAMES RIVER.
Quite Severe at Clare ont-Ariei weather
Round-Property Destroyed.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
CLAREMONT VA, October 1.-THE
storm which passed over this section yes
tcrIay was very severe hero. The water
in the river was higher than has been
known for years. and the track Of the
Atlantic and Ddnville railroad along the
beach for half a mile IS completely wash
cd away. The steamer Ariel, from Rich
mond 70 Norfolk, was compelled To tie
ur at Sandy Point. the landing opposite
this place, NJ / O'Clock yesterday after
noon and was unable to leave for eleven
hours. and even then there was such a
sea as 20 make it difficult TO land at
Claremont \ lighter belonging 10 Gil
bert Wooten (coloreD sunk with fifty
cords of wood and the vessels tied up
at Claremont wharf were in great danger
of being stove In against the piles.
Messrs Nelson y. aud Harry Drake
arrived here yesterday from Mt. Vernon,
y Y, on their bicycles. having ridden a
distance Of about 200 miles.
Ne-srs. H. }. Arlington and g. r. Har-
risou LETT to-day for the Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
LAST WEEKS STORM.
II Made The Waters High at VIII
ming,On and Elsewhere.
MANY PEOPLE DROWNED.
w,c, Damage TO Property on the Caro- Ina
and Fioriaa Coasts-sea Islands
Again Devastated.
lns ,olerrnph to the pIspatch.l

v1rNIMGTON, y. G., October 1.-THE
oldest inhabitant was forced 10 admit
,ha, the terrific outburst Of wind and wave
that swept through the city yesterday
surpassed any storm in his day or gene
ration.
Thursday night was stormy. There were
rtful showers and violent gusts OF wind
that foretokened the furious gale that
followed with the carly morning and
that increased as the day wore on. until
the climax Of the big blow was reached
near midday.
The wind started from the southeast
and held IN this quarter until about -
O'Clock IN the afternoon when it grad
uouv ycercd around to the southwest.
and the rest Of the gale was from this
direction. the wind blowing with dim'n-
isbipg force after nightfan. until about
10 O'Clock. when IT subsidized TO almost a
,,,rfcct calm. and the big blow OF ~"
passed into history.
HIGHEST TIDE EVER KNOWN.
Tut tho tide-it was the highest known
oven In the memory Of the most anti
ouatcI residents, being sixteen inches
ahove the hieh-watcr mark registered ana
recorded I'm 1853. which had surpassed all
previous known records. II IS pehcNeq'
since the d,ucc. on the river m" seen"
was almost terrible IN its grandeur me
va-es dashed with tremendous force
AGAINST the whar&cs and the sides OF
vessels. throwing clouds of spray high
irio the air Tho tide came in with
mighty force and sWiftucss, covering
tho loWlauls opposite the city. ana
stretching I'm an unbroken sea across the
vice fields as far as the eye could reach
There was little shipping in port, how
ever. and nearly all rode through the
Falc In safety.
LOWER STREETS FLOODED.
The hieh water dl considerable damage
or Water street An the wharVes were
rud r. water, and the flood swept through
the lower floors Of warehouses. The city
Ere wharvos At the foot Of Water street
were washed uu, and the wharf on the
north side Of the dock was landed bodiiY
on Water street. The fire wharyes at the
foot az Dock street and at the foot Of
Princess and Chestnut streets were also
badly damaged. and Will cost the city "a
considerable sum TO rebuild.
The tide swept over Water street Mt
many places and the flood was deep
enough ON this street from Chestnut 10
Mulberry for row-boats 10 float in.
DAMAGE TO MERCHANDISE.
At the care Fear and Nadkin Valley
p Draad wharf the Good covered every
Trims ana some damage resulted 20 goods
belonging % merchants and awaiting re
Ioval
The Wilmington Compress warehouses
were all flooded. water standing eight
inches deep on the floors Their" We're
f.ll NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Fatal FIRE In Detroit.

N3y telegraph to the Dispatch)
DETROIT. MICH. october 81 \. ~
4 general alarm has just been turned IN
for big FIRE now raging ut Bodell
Brothers' large paint and oil factory. IL
spread rapidly 70 Harmonic Han, and
rdwa-l +. Lee & Company's establish
ment IS at present beyond control of the
fire department.
T.ater.-It is reported that ono lie was
lost in the fire. Peter Becker. we'll
known and prominent member OF the
Harmonic Society. while attempting to
remove some OF his goods from tltc hall
OF the society. was overcome by smoke
and burned 70 a crisp. Another man.
mama unknown, was badly burned. but
viii recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
IN AND AROUND FREDERICKSBURG
Roofs Blown OG-Shrds. Fences and Appl
Trees Badly Damaged.

Especial telegram 10 tho Di-patch'
FREDERICKSBJEG Va. october H.
The severe rain ana Wini--t'rW which
ragged an day yesterday eouIu-ei N'"
the uieht with increasing severity At
times houses were shaken as ii thcy Would
D. removed from their foundations. ana
The. occupants in some instances become
approh-usiye that a cyclone was about 10
strike The city with IT'S G-ath-draliIE Jury.
Many dill not close their eyes 40 sleep.
tn. tin roounes on several buildings wrr"
blown of. chimncys dismautl'd. and u
large number Of shade trees uprootDd u
was the seyerSst storm that has visited
this place in many years. In the sur
rounding country. while reports come I'm
slowly. enough has been learned 20 jus
ufy the belief that the storm was equally
as severe ass in this place
TREES AMI FENCES GONE.
At "Roscombel" the beautiful country
home Of the Messrs. Little, iu stafford.
surdrv trees were blown down. ldrE"
quantities OF fencing demolished. and
shocks OF corn scattered in every direction
about the fields
4 shed around barn AT Mr. John T.
Jets. in this county, on the Plank road,
was blown down and scattered about 'he
farm.
Some Of Enoch Lowry's and Mr.. VIII
liam Oswald's best apple trees were lev
clcd with the ground.
several trees in the yard at sunny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
HIGH WATER IN PAGE VALLEY
Bridges Damaged and Small bn'ldihXs
..rr,ca away-Trsins Delayed.

cSpeciai telegram TO the Dispatch)
LrRAY. VA, October 1.-THE heavy
storm and rainfall Of yesterday In TINS
section served TO raise the streams very
rapidly. and by night they were foamins
torrents. The Hawksblll creek, which
flows through Luray. was higher IMAM
perhaps ever known. at least since lH''
and considerable damage has been done
to farming lands, crops, fencing etc. Ihe
same may be said. also, as 10 other
smaller streams in the county. Tho
bridge across the Hawksbill I'm Luray was
much damaged and narrowly escaped be-
ing carried away \ few stables and
small BUILDINGS were swept down The
stream. and residents on Water street left
their houses for safety, one or two being
taken ont i'm boat. So far as heard
from no dwellings have boon destroyed
Tho railroad bridges across Dry. ana Pass
Runs. between Luray anl kimball ar"
either washed away. or so damaged that
trains cannot cross. and no trains ar"
expected 10 reach here from the North
Ul tomorrow. or perhaps later Trains
from the South are also delayed at the
White House. in this county Tho Shen-
audoah river rose about fifteen feet, hut
the river is not much out Of its banks,
and it is thought that not much damage
Will result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

Western which delayed traffic from tWelvs
To twenty-five hours. The Roanoke river
was higher than II has been FOR inany
years. flooding houses In the west emu
and doing much damage to property.
The water in some dwellings rose TO -FOUR
feet above the first floors. Several per-
sons narrowly escaped with their nVes'
Five families were rendered homeless
and n number of others had their mousse
hold effects badly damaged. The Roanoke
and Southern railroad, near Jefferson
Street bridge. was washed UP for con-
siderable distance, requiring a large FORCE
Of men 10 repair the damage, ana STOP
ping traffic for more than twelve hours
A RESCUE.
At Eleston, about twenty-five mics
west OF here. the south fork OF Roanoke
river was higher than II has been since
1856. The Norfolk and Western railroad
there was washed up for 1000 feet Houses
were washed away, and Miss Weber
was rescued from drowning with much
difficulty. The loss Of property was Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
ACROSS THE JAMES.
DAMAGE FROM THE STORM IN MAN
CHESTER AND CHESTERflslo.
To Speak In swausboro'-Nofss FRO" 'he
Couris-Psrsonsi and Other SOUTH
side Items.

The storm OF Friday did considerable
damage to the standing crops Of Chester
Geld. The tempest in the county was th"
most severe that has been witnessed ther"
in years. and the result was that many
trees were uproot"d. fences were blown
down. and other injury was received.
In Manchester similar damage was done.
and one Of the walls Of the Patch Build
ing on Hull street was blown down and
knocked into an adjoining tenement
wall.
Al $50 O'Clock this evening tho Iinl
WORKERS WI nod rn"ir resliaf ni'H.H.s
,,octin,, with thu stockton Street church.
There will be- several reci'at!onS. sing
ing bv the choir and school, on" or tN'
solos. ami q qulrtette hoy four yo9re
girls. Nr. d. r Hamilton. 81 Eichm1n J.
viii address the meeting.
The case Of Nfr \. W Fair. charged
in the Police court yesterday VII ~ .'-
lating the city ordinances Ia making Pc
pairs to his frame building ON Hun *tr.'I
was continued until after the next Dot
ing OF the Com D. The house In ora '."n
WAS partially destroyed come time ago,
and Mr. Fair made the necessary r.-
pairs upon tho statement Of several ''NH.
cilmon that permission would boz grant. ID
him 10 make th"m.
TIE October torn ~ the Ilustings Court
will begin Monday owing to the i1c. trt.
there was grand jury at the S'Ut"W f
torn of the UgsUlcs court and ta.".
being croat number NJ cases "n i.
civil docket This term. the Court VIII n"'
ORDER another grand jury until the 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Wreck at ChicamacomIco.

By telegraph to the Displtch)
WASHfNGTON. y. c., October Ire
ports Of wrecks by the storm along the
Atlantic coast are reaching OH" Life
Saving Service here. Tho first wreck re-
ported So TAR is from Chicamic'mic'. y.
G.. whore the barkcutinc Raren-Wo"d
from Boston. Mass. To- Gsor-h ports.
stranded at 1870 yesterday morning one
quarter Of mil. south of the station.
The crew Of ten men was saved by means
OF Tho hr..ches-nuuy.