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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August l4.-Flour quiet aud
steady winter wheat, low grades sl.y1aS.41;
far 20 fancy, 81 .43at341; patents. s3.@Ja
81: Minnesota clear, 81 50ss3; "a EMS. s3.9oa
81 30. Southern nour dal Dng steady; COM
mon to tair extra, 81. ons3l0; good 10 choice
do. 81 l5as4.25. Wheat IN .dsraieiy ecsNs
and W. tker: options fairly active anf nfeSn-
lar. c o3ing steady et lsa;sc. decline. 30. rod,
closing: May. S41sc. August, d3c. sep
tenbsr, 70Sic.; October. 7614c. Corn dull bat
frmer: No. 2, in elevator, 47ssa47S+c.: afioat.
4Sc. options advanced ksL.c and closed nrm.
with trade dub: August. 41-hc.; september,
4Sc. October, 4sasc. Oats qGios and htme- {;
options dull out brmer /: Angus, 3lbtc; sep
tember, 3lhc. October, &c. spot No 2. 81 "a
3II6c.; No 2, white, 40i se. mixed western, sea
37G; white do. sOa45i2c. Wool dull and I'M
settled domestic fleece, 2Oa2sc, pulled, lea
use. Beef quiet and steady family, slOasl2 /;
extra mess, s7.50asA Beef.hans quiet aat
arnrer as els. 1erced besfsiall but steady; city
bu: duh: pckled bellies. like; shoulder,
Cs6c: hams, IQttaliIec. LARD quiet aud
nrmer; western siealn closed a. $3.50, NJ MI
nllly; city, $3.50; futures nominal; reneed
soah American $500: compound. s7.7S.
PORK nrm aud 0uis.: new mes. slA50aei5.
CottOn-ssed oil dun and nominal crude. s5a
37c yellow. 43c. Petrol 3un steady anu quiet;
crude, 10 barrels, Pagker's and Washington.
"a. 90: do, IN bulk, s2.40; re5ns1, New
$40; ~ Daik, s2.B0ass-65. Resin duL and
easy: strained, comInon 70 god, 01a9Sc. Tur-
pentino quiet eai easy at 25,sss6c. REQ
steady aud "a far d,inand; d1ncstie, fair TO
extra. 25ea51xc.; Janan, 1sss-bse. Aolasscs =
Foreign nominal: New Orleans. open kettle,
good 20 choice, a0a3sa; sasfAss duli but steady.
PeanuIs easy AID duh: fancy, hand clicked,
sg4l.c. Fiaxseod nominal Co1eo-0pt'ons
opeaad barely seaiy, . AZ 70 10 aown August,
slIsSasli.eo; oetoseb yiAsVasloi peeen.
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the COUNTY COURT BUSY.
Several Cases Disposed or Yesterdny-An
Onlcer ACCOMPLISHMENTS.


The August session of the Heprico
County Court was held yesterday, with
Judge r.. G. Minor on the beach.
George Normley, negro, was sentenced
TO one year in the penItentlary for cutting
John Williams. On motion OF tho coun-
sci tor tho accused the verdict was SET
aside.
George Harris was fined 80 for selling
liquor on the Sabbath.
The Court ordered the DIS charge OFF,. c.
Duesberry. the waite man who has been
confined IN the Jail To answer the charge
of selling liquor without \ license. Dues:
berry was lncarceratod because he could
not give bail when arrested.
Several cases sent on TO this term by
magistrates thinking there would be
grand jury. have been continued until the
next term
Isaiah Bailey. a negro youth, was arrest
ed IN the county last Saturday night on
warrant charging him with beng a luna
TIC. Since his imprisonm mt ne has been
subject TO violent fits of ravlng and the
officers have been compelled 20 tie his
arms 10 prevent HIM from doing damage
to himself or the furniture IN his cell. \
commission OF iunacy will probably in
Quire INTO his condition to-day, There are
now thirty-two prisoners IN the county
jail.
Last Saturday night Magistrate Thomas
Larus was assaulted and knocked sense
( less by white man named \. NJ. Grad.
dock. II is understood that Craddock had
grudge against Mr.. Larus because the
latter decided civil case against HIM.
The difficult occurred near Johnson's
store, on Tweuty-seyenth aud X streets.
Craddock was arrested Yesterday after
noon By Constable Mos6y.
Mr.. Russell Wyatt was arrested yester-
dar morning on a warrant charging him
with carrying concealed weapons. The
warrant was issued on complaint of X. L..
Kern and was served by Constable Mosby.
The negro William Jones. who recently
caused several leading citizens of Barton
Heights 20 be arrested for alleged trespass
and attempted shooting, and was himself
sent on for perjury, has been unable 10 pro-
cure bail. and up to the present time he
has not succeeded in getting lawyer to
defend him.
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here unite In saying that the suit filed
against him in Washington yestert Jay by
Miss Madeline Pollard IA the result of
spite. All of them believe Mr.. Brecken-
ridge innocent of the charges made oy the
woman. One close friend OF Mr.. Breck-
inrIdge-a Confederate veteran-sald TO-
night that he believed Miss Pollard to be
an adventures. .,
"She had three sets OF visiting-cards.
said this man, inscribed. respectively.
Madeline yInton Pollard" Madeline
Breckenridge Pollard and " Madeline
Blackburn Pollard" She would use the
VintOn cards when visiting the friends ami
relatives OF the Vintons. the Blackburn
cards when with the Blackburns, and the
Brcckinridge cards when among the adj
mirers Of the Brecknridge5. She I'M
pressed Charles Dudley Warner so isyor-
ably that be introduced her into good Ne"
York society. 1t now turns OUT that sue
promised TO marry the old gardener, james
Rhodes, who spent $3.50 towards edu-
eating her. After getting her education
SIZE refused 20 have anything TO do with
toe old fellow. and be died OF broken
boart.'n
Among the important witnesses in the
Breckinridge-Poliard case will be Mrs.
Governor Blackburn, who now lives IN
Virginia. Some time ago 1t IL reporter
that Breckenridge took Miss Pollard 10
Mrs. Blackburn's bone and SAID want
to leave her a couple of weeks. Intend
to marry her"
u IS also reported that shortly before
B.eckinridge's marriage in the early part
OF this month 10 Mrs. Louise Wing he sent
friend 10 Miss Pollard to propose COM
promise. 9,
Il don't want any compromise" said
Miss Pollard, " want blood
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repeal of the purchase clause OF the Sher.
man act. and next be would vote for tho
coinage Of gold aud silver on a parity.
But these metals must DO Of the same in
trlnslc value.
DEMOCRATIC MONEY PIEDaT.
II there ever wa pledge made by any
partythis Democratic pledge was sacred
and plan When silver men came and
asked Congress 60 inaugura,C new and
hopeless scheme. which had already
greatly damaged the business Of the coun-
try, he must object. Whenever an inter
national agreement was arrived at he was
ready 10 try the experiment. He would
try 20 sink his convictions and follow the
convictions of his party. Then he would
have vindicatcd his right TO be called an
honest man. But It would be . long time
before New York congressman would sup
port IN experiment which had failed as
long "a tins one had. There was "a plank
IN tie platform. however, whIch repre-
scented The issue and that was the tariff
plank. iApplausel
he people had asked not only for the
repeal o. the sherman act, out for safe
and elastic currency
Mr.. hutchinson Democrat, of Texas,
made n humorous speech m favor Of the
coinage of silver. but before he con-
cluded the House. az > O'clock, adjourned
until IL O'clock tomorrow.
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Hon. james w. Hustled, while serving
his sixth term as Speaker of tho Assembly
of the State of New York, writes;
STATE OF NV YORK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.
ALBANY, January lG, 1890.
II desire once more to bear my testi-
mony TO the value of AllcocRs Porous
Plasters. have used them for twenty-five
wears past, and can conscientlously COM
mend them as the best external remedy
that 1 nave known. Years ago. when
thrown from ii carriage and seriously in-
jured, | gave them thorough trial. Ia
very short time the pain that was suner-
ing disappeared, and within week l was
entirely relieved. On another occasion,
when suffering from severe cough, which
threatened pulmonary difficulties, which |
was recommended 20 go TO Florida 70 re-
Leye. | determined TO test the plasters
again. | applied them to my chest and
between the shoulder blades, and IN less
than fortnight was entirely cured. On
still another occasion, whom suffering from
nm attnck Of rheumatism III the shoulder
10 such an extent that ! could scarcely
raise my arm, | again Tesortet 70 the plas-
tiers. and within very few DAYS the rhou-
matism entirely disappeared. have them
constantly by me. whether ut home or
abroad. Ny family, AS we'll as myself,
have found them to be a soyereign remedy.
both for external and internal troubles.
/ never had but one kidney difficulty IN
my life, aud the application OF the piasters
cured mo IN q week | desire. as SAID
before, TO bear my testimony in public
way 20 their efficacy, aud | know OF no
better way Of doing ii than by giving you
ICY personal experience"
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TelcgrnnhIcnlitie,.

Greecains knocked Crcedon out in the
fifteenth round at Boby. Ind, last night.
The Bank Of Springfield, Mo, capital
100000 failed to open yesterday morn
in.
The daughter Of ex-Attorney-General
Garland has mvsteriou,ly disappeared
from her home IN Washington city.
The steamer Annie Paxon blow mp yes
te7day IL Wnde's Bar near Portland. Ore,
four persons being killed and d number
wounded.
The bank Of Leesburg. Fla, Iaecer Bro
thers, pgoprctOrs, male on assignment
yo.tcrdly. Liabilities, $4,000 and assets
Iully $4,000.
Archbishop Satolli. Papal Legate to the
United States. left Washington Yesterday
for New YORK 20 pay MS much-discussoI
visit 10 Archbishop Corngan.
The Crescent Mills. at Denver, COL, the
larges. hourng-mllls ~ the Vest, We're
burning at Lest accounts. The loss IN con-
sequence viii be over 100000.
The A. r. Beck Lumber COMPANY. Chi
cago. assigned yesterday morGlng 70 the
Equitable Trust Company. The assets are
placed at S5ll,0 the liabilities at $780,
900.
An unknown child persisted in the
Minneapolis hre of Sunday night, else
where reDorted. and ThOma7 Fallon lost
his life from heart-failHre due 10 excite
melt.
". +. Buchanan. president of the Coke
county and Sutton county banks. Texas,
that suspended q few days ago. was ar
rested yesterday. charged with embeZzie-
ment.
Nav Brothers & Co., wholesale dealers in
and manufactures o. clothing, 10 west
earl street, Cincinnati. assigned yester-
day morning. Assets and Liabilities about
100000.
Owing 10 the lateness of the hour when
the Federal Senate adjourned yesterday
the Republican caucus was postponed
subject 70 the call of the chairman. MIR.
Sherman.
J. ". Storey, white man employed as
wOodsman az turpentine camp, was
found murdered Sunday night on the out
skirts Of Lake City. Fla. He formerly be-
longed Ia DoOley county. Ga.
The bodies Of Mrs. George Ref. Miss
Wagner. and Miss Nellie Weber, victims
OF Sundays drowning disaster at Chatta-
nooga, have been recovered. The BODY OF
Mrs. Charles Ref has not yet been found.
~ high noon Yesterday a daring thee
stole bag containing $4,000 IN. gold
which was lying az the window OF the re-
ceIylng teller Of the First National Bank.
of II. Paul, Minu.. and escaped before any
sort Of pursuit could be organized.
The Anchor-Line steamer Karamania.
which arrived at New York August 3D..
aud which took the irst case Of cholera to
that port this season, was released rom
quarantine yesterday morning aud pro-
ceeded 10 her dock, having been thorough
ly cleansed and disinfected.
Three notable bills were introduced IN
the Federal Senate yesterday as follows
Mr. Hill. OF New York. offered a very brief
bill repeating the Federal election laws;
the repeal. however, not To affect any pro-
ceeding or prosecution now pending under
said act; Mr.. Butler, of South Carolina,
introduced bill repeating the State-bank
tax, and MIR. Peier. of Kansas, introduced
q bill providing for the issue OF $500. 900
of nat money. exchangeaoie for govern
mont bonds at par.
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moNrcomEaY8 BUSINESS UNAUR1.
cCivcd-The s7Orris Suspension.
fVv taioqraph IN the Dianotchf

MoNTGoHEEy. Ara. August a. Business
opened here as usual to-day. the assign
meut of Josiah Morris ~ Co. producing no
run on any other bank and there beng no
apprehension Of such thing. Is. Irimllo
& Co.. private bankers, assigned, but their
business Is small and the assignment ere
ated no excitement or trouble. The entire
business element and community are re-
cclYng the clearing house certificates.
meeting of the depo5ItOrs Of Josiah
Morris y Co. was hold in the Records
Court room at ii o'clock. Hundreds were
present, including nearly every prominent
businessman IN the cIty and many from
outside. II was the unanimous expression
Of opinion that the assignment WAS duo
10 the general condition Of tho country
and not to any bad management Of tho
bank Resolutions, without any opposi-
ton. were passed expressing confidence IN
the ability ana integrity # i. 81. Billing
and b. j. Baldwin the bank owners and
IL the abundant ability Of the bank 10
discharge ali Indebtedness II a short time.
II Is believed that the situation - really
only a suspension and not failure.
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NO STAMP RELIEF.
CAPTAIN Wise Appeals IN Vain TO Secretary
Cnriisle-Ths Law Imperative.

CnriiSlC-Ihs Law imperative
From Our Regular Correspondent
WILMINGTON. August Representative
Wise called upon Secretary Chfllsie tn's
morning TO inquire II the head OF the ue-
partment thought there was any posi-
bihty OF granting the IeIlct osHed 10y tho
R,chmoud Tobacco Trade through M0ssrs.
Williams aud Atkinson, who were mere
saturday on that mission. Mr.. Carlisle
sad frankly that nothing could be done
Inv the Treasury the matter rested en-
trely with tho Richmond banks, ana
added that stamps would have 10 Do pGlu
for IN currency. .-.;
Contrary 10 the general e&pectauoh
batcb OF nominations was sent 10 the sen
ate TINS morning by the ffesidoht' pue
there was nothing IN the lst loT eithcI
Virginia or North Carolina IL had oeen
supuosed by most Of the Senators ana
REPRESENTATIVES, that the President would
not make any nominations until AFTER MS
return from BuZzard's Bay.
DANIEL WILL BE HERR.
Senator Daniel has returned from Chi-
csgo and vas in his seat to-day. lie eN-
meets 10 attond the Richmond convention
and Will probably leave here Tomorrow
afternoon.
uTNRiCo RILIEF MEASURE.
Senator Hunton to-day introduceda bill
10 nav the sums named below 10 cltllohs Oh
Virginia for the use Of their property by
tho army. as shown IN specisi otuer
dated Headquarters District Oh henFico'
July g. 1860 .-.,,,-
Isaac Davenport, Jr., surviving partner
of Edmond d Davenport, Sl.I9Ioi'
George ID. Harwood, ci,30J.
Thomas w. McCAuse. surviving partner
of Dunlap, Moncure 4 Co., $3.50.
ID. f. Madigau. surviving partner OF
Fabian 4 Nadlgan, SOS.
A. 5. Lee, $3.50.
Dr Creed Thomas, II. 1880.
W. IA. Palmer. executor OF william
Palmer, deceased. Sl.620.
John l.. Robinson. $1,000,
John Finders executor OF Nlillah
Mary ". Bailey, executrix of Samuel NJ
Bailey. $3.50. ..,o. %
Garrett 4. Watson, surviving partner Oh
Iudlam Il Watson. Si.g2.
The estate Of Il. o. HaSkins, deceased
$540. -. ,os
II. Grant. $500
John Endere, 81 .l40.
w. BENJAMIN Palmer, executor OF george
S. Palmer. 1851.
John bowers, surviving partner OF
Charles ID. Yale Il Co.. 500.
H. b. Garnett. assignee OF Joel b. wat
kins. $1,000.
Samuel +. Lsthrop. agent for Eugene
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Anglo.American silver Rario.

10y AUEIl-l-W CAOI0 70 VI" UTSV1TOI'T
LONDON, August l4.-In the House of
Commons to-day, Il, l.. Everett Liberal
asked that the House, III view of the fact
that bill for the free coinage OF silver ut
the ratio of "A 10 mad been introduced in
the Senate OF the United States, declare
that the time was opportune for Great
Britain and the nitcd States 10 establish
a durable par basis for gold and silver.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that the bill re-
ferred to by Alr. Everett IN no way repre-
scented the United States Government. Its
introduction therefore could not form q
suitable opportunity for communication
with the American government apart from
the question whether the passage Of such
a bill Dy the Congress OF the United States
would justify the opening of communlca-
tlOuS.
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DEATHS.

BAGGETT. Died. August lith at l2:45
p. ~. ut the residence OF hIs brother. 1908
Decatur street, Manchester. ALEXANDER
b. BAGGEIT. IN hIs iyth year.
His funeral will take place from st. Pc
ter's Cathedral II ESDAY at4P. VI. Please
omit flowers.
Baltimore, Washington. Alexandria, and
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
CAPSTON.-Died, suddenly, Monday
evening. August i. 1889. Ut tho st. James
Hotel. No. 20 east Man street, JAMES
/. CAPSION; aged g. years.
The funeral services WI be held mt the
grave in HOLLYWOOD cemetery. at $50
o'clock THIS EVENING.
PARKER Died. Thursday. August 10,
1893. at her home, ID HeurlcO county, Mrs.
ELIZA PAkhEB. widow of Ja6ez Par
ker. IN the sOtn year OF her age.
The funeral took place from hef ate re-
sidonce Friday evening. August 18th. Iu-
termeut at Hollywood.
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RICHMOND rOeAcco Markell
rRcpor eli for the Dlsps'ch.l

ArGrsr lM-SO auction sales to- lay
Private sllos: Wrappers, , smOkers, IL 4;
luFs, 3-tgtai. IS hogshead.
Re,enl,e collie lions: cigars and cigarettes,
81, 800. ~ tobacco, tl.25L7J-LotaL IS, ISs.21.
Ne-srs / ,. sicDearmRn and A. p. Thorpe, Of
Roxy Mount, \. c., aud ". a. BaDbtt, u OK
ford. y. c.. ana Is. h. Parham, OF koxbor0'' \.
G. wore here today Mr.. Parnam says tnqg ms
observation OF tho crop In Granville, Durham,
Pterson, vance, and other counties OF North
Caroline col. noes him that the crop Will DO 10
better tuan it5t year cTOD.
Nh. gcDegrman, % Rocky Mount, Is showing
sope ni,e new samp,es from SLIGO for primings
10 % els .)i on The Rocky Mount market.
The Allen & Clint. ta:tcrie- are temporarily
closed on account Of scarce currency, but hope
20 resume IN a day Or two, perhaps tomorrow,
Numerous cases OF discounts on scrip are
known o.. no, through scare but Of necessity.
Sales Today extremely hght here.
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Darlington, administrator of George NJ.
Darlington. deceased, $l,i40.

Darlington, administrator of George NJ.
Darlington. deceased, Sl.i40.
MT. VERNON hallway, &C.
General Hunton also introduced the fol-
lowing
An oct 20 secure depositors in national
banks; 20 authorize the Washington.
Alexandra and Mt Vernon Electric Rail
wav Company 70 construct bridge across
the Potomac river granting the right Ot
way through the Arlington reservation for
olectrlc-raiiway purposes; TO authorize
the Washington. Alexandra and Mt. Yer
non Hallway Company 10 construct rail-
road through certain streets and reserva-
tons IN the District Of Columbia.
The electric RAILWAY bill introduced by
General ilunton to-day ~ similar 10 the
measure which passed the House in the
last Congress, but was tod IN IN the Sen
ate by It's opponents. The Virginia dele
cation hope 10 get II through Congress
this time. II IS an important project, aud
the road IL at present In operation from
AleNandria 10 Mt. Vernon. The company
desires 10 cross the river and enter Wash
ingtOu.
NINtH-D1srBICT POsT-OFF1CRs.
Representative Marshall spent some
time at the POst-Offce Department TINS
morning. and secured promise that
several postma7ters in the Ninth Distrlc:
would be appointed az once. Amongst tho
most important change viii be that nj
Mendata, IN Washington county. and Mr..
Hamilton will be appointed Postmaster
there.
or the seventy-ninc fourth-class post
masters appointed to-day twsnty-nlne
were to FIJI vacancies caused by deaths
and designations. Among the appoint
ments were:
North Carolina-Bright's Crock. Polk
county. ). II. Hami ton reg J.. HugglnS,
removed; Cashiers, Jackson county, Mary
4. Fugate U,cc &. ~ Cole. removed;
Grocnioat. Wayne county, q. w. Lang
ston U'ce W. 4. Deans, removed: Juno,
huncombe county, {. J.. Sluder zee !. VI.
Rymcr, resigned; MaXtOn, Robson
county. 4. Mel. Morrison U,cc }. i. Smith,
removed.
Virrnia-Read's Wharf, Northamuton
county, q. .. Hutchinson rice q. ii. Read,
dead.
TFHsoEiL POINTS.
Several well-known Nirgin;ans spent
Yesterday IN the city. Among the number
may be mentioned Speaker Cardwell. Of
Hanover, Colonel Grcnville Gaines. of
WarrontOn. who has Jdst gotten back from
Chicago: Mr.. Herbert }. Browne. editor
Of The Roanoke Times. and Hr. John Is.
Moon. Of Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Goddln, OF
Richmond, are registered at the Ehbtt.
vi, ". /. DupuF, out % NV l'n''HE
citizens OF Roanoke. Va, was visitor at
tn CautOl to-day.
Mr. J.. -. Cole and family aud "A number
Of guests from Frcdcrlcks Va. are IN
the city to-day on their way back from
Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen, &c. Mr..
Cole called on Congressman Jones and
OFtrrail at the Capitol.
Alr. Thomas :. Martin. of Albemarlc, ~
ro.ls.crcI st the Metropolitan.
Il = .IUrk a. SfHlUfDU. v. ~. Brown
and ). II. Adams, of Lynchburg: J. y.
uol,icy. o. Nelson county. and other Viz
giuaus are registered at the same hote.
If. i. Darling, Of Leayitt, y. G., Is IN
the city.
Hon Marshall Mccormick. Of Clarke
county, was here today on his way to
Richmond.
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Money Rolling Out.

PHILAnrIrHIA, Pa, August 1.-The Su-
poriutendent Of the Philadelphia Mint
has received instructions from Wash
ingtou 70 push the small gold and
subsidiary silver coinage as rapidly
~ possible. and. If need be. To
huvc the mint worked after hours.
70 get the specie out. The work will be
commenced at once and the eagles. half
eagles, silver halves and quarters will soon
be rolling out by tho thousands every hour.
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DIR. Arthur Dead.

ISpeclaI IeIcgram 10 Ile UIspHIcH'T
STANTON, Va. August A.-Dr. \. Is.
Arthur. an old resident of this city, died
yesterday at his residence, after an illness
of more than a fortnight. He leaves
widow and three children TO mourn their
loss. The funeral services were held at
the Arthur residence this afternoon, and
tho burial was ut Ihorn-ROse cemetery.
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HOMICIDE IN ATLANTA.
a BY-Stander wounded by One OF the
the PuIlets Fired.
n,Y telcrraph 20 mo Dtspatca.

ATLANTA, GA. August l4.-Thls after:
noon at tho Union Depot IN the heart Of
the city. Patrick II. Aleahan shot and
killed Robert Mcbride. Mcbride was pre-
sllent of the cotton-seed oil-milis at New
nan. Ga.. and prominent citizen OF tnat
place. McaLan's family has lived at New
nan. tie travels for wholesale liquor
house of Louisville. Ky. Mcbride was a
boarder at Mrs. Meahans house. and Mea-
han claims that he killed Mcbride because
the latter had insulted his wife. He shot
Mcbride twice: third ball found lodg-
ment IN the shoulder OF by-standeT-C.
5. Red,
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Presidential Nominations.
LNytolegrapa y ne Ul.peten.I

WAsHNGToN. ID. c.. AUGUST 1.-THE
President TO-DAY sent to the senate the
following nominations
Edward {. Butter. Of Massachusetts. to
be Secretary of Legation to Mexico.
otto II. Boyesen. OF North Dakota,
United States Consul al Gothenburg,
Sweden.
Norborne r. Robinson, Of Louisiana.
Assistant Solicitor Of the Treasury recess
appoiuIuentl.
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Coo, la Odd-Eeliow-.
fEy Telegraph 20 tho Disuatch,

N,coN. Ga, August 1.-THE animal
cncampmcut and meeting IF the Grand
Lodge. Independent Order Of Odd-fel-
low. OF tac stat, of Georgia, conyene5 IN
Macon tomorrow. hc session will last
three DAYS, the most important question
before the Grand Lodge being the selec-
ton Of a permanent home for tue order.