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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
sereaa. from scottsxille.

fCorrespOndence OF the Richmond DIspatch.I
scorrsvILLE, June 2S.-Mr c. NJ. Woodward,
wife and child arrived hero last night from Ctn-
cinatti He Ia to-day looking around with view
to investing in n large farm.
The various school boards OF the county VIII
meet a. the Miller school on July 4th 70 recon-
mend 70 the Judge Of the county such applicants
as they may designate for appointment: to that
institution.
slr. Harvey Hull left his home, at kio Depot,
four miles beyond Charlottesyllie' tnls morning
M 4 o'clock on a bicycle and arrived here about
A. NJ, took breakfast. and loft for Farmyille, saw
ing he expected 10 eat dinner at Buckingham
Courthouse and supper al Farmyille tonight. he
will then visit Petersburg aud Richmond and re-
turn to his homo at Rio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Rase-HalI at Rocky Mount.

fCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.1
ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., June 2S.-A spirited game Q
Of ball between Rocky Mount ana wilson, on
tha Intter's ground yesterday afternoon result
cd In Wilson's favor.
R,cky Mounts battery: Quarles and Keller,
Wilson's, Lanier and Lucke.
will cross bats. with Smith and Oldham forming
Rocky Mounts battery.
The wife OF Mr.. Falkrer, tobacconist who
recently located here. died ut her has band resi-
dence last night after several days Illness.
kev. Robert Harper died after short illness
at his home yesterday, near Philadelphia church,
in Nash county.
Rev Elias h. Wilcox. who has been sick ut his
station, Mt Wadesboro, y. c., will reach his pa
rents home here to-day.
Mr. Bennett Burns. our recently-appointed
Postmaster having filed his bond and been noti-
Hed OF its acceptance, will take charge oil the
Office July 1st
Mossrs. ". G. Gupton and William Bono are
at home after several weeks absence IN the
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
WAS uE DROWNED
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Cadet Appointments by the Board OF
yisitors-Driil and Signal Practice.


LEXINGTON, va, June 2S.-The Board OF
Visitors of the Virginia Military Institute In ses-
sion to-day made the following State cadet ap-
pointments: w. w. Ballard, Fourth District;
il. l.. Crockett, Fifth: N. NJ. Mills, sixth: Jonn
Janney, Eighth; J. B. Nichols Tenth; 1. NIL
ton Thirteenth; II. N. Cooies, Fourteenth; j.
Kroutper. Fifteenth: II. Z. Shull, Eighteenth;
W. Z. Buckley, Twenty.sixth; Nj. ID; Morton
Thirtieth; X. l.. Dobie, Thirty-lrst; Freeman,
Tbirty-third, and +. }. Roche, Thirty-seventh.
Several vacancies yet 10 be filled; also three
scholarships.
SIGNAL PRACTICE.
The cadets were put through the eyolutions oil
the signal practice this morning. Ram pre-
vented tho exhibition firing and practice this
afternoon by the cadet battalion. The iull-
fress german takes place tonight under the
leadership OF Lieutenant A. j. Orme, OF GeOr-
gia.
FINE BAND.
The First Regiment Band, under the leader
ship Of Professor A. j. Less. arrived this eve
ming and will furnish the music for the german
tonight and the final ball tomorrow night.
There are a largo number OF visitors present to
attend the final commencement exercises to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
THE SILVER PROBLEM
.,seuRE IN BEHALF OF AN iMME-
toAIE SESSION OF CONGRESS-
ce,,siniy That the sherman law
.oid ue Repeaied-The silver Dollar
worth as Buiiion 81 Cents.


,~....>sroN. June %. Secretary Car.
anil this morning was loaded down
,..,rrs from bankers. commercial
..3 rihcrs calling on the President
.-,.nc Congress az once in extra sea-
.,..,nsidcr financial legislation. The
great. but there is semi-official
.,, ..f the statement that Congress
... .e couvoned before September.
.r.....t oflccr. speaking OF the fnan-
...r,n. said this morning that tho
.-. ..l been brought 10 ITS present
ca.fitlon by tho very men who
ramoring for an extra session Of
... They had reached ths end of
and could no longer profit and
.r spcculation. aud wanted the
% to come TO their relief that
asgin enter upon an era Of
. .... %.
..rrAL OF SHERMAN LAW.
~ no doubt IN his mind. he said.
......al of the sherman law would
much-needed relief. whether
-... ~ permanent time alone could
....-.. still there was no certainty
. tra: Congress would repeal the
r Ha. The House was more favor
..l. -t.eal than the Senate. He IN
.at Il the President were con-
-I.' Congress would immediately
sherman law that body might
..... ~ extra session before Sep
.I.- t... lie concluded. the "leaven
81 a.--.
LIVER STILL DECIINTNo.
,-..-... 10 Treasury advices silver
o. decline. the price IN London
.e "A pence per ounce or .73.9
.... This makes the silver dollar
Iay a. bullion 81 cents. Since
...-y went out of the market as q
...- g silver. June 2lst, the price
r,i from $500 10 S.7S.9 per
Next Monday. July Sd. Is the time
..Nt purchases 10 begin, but IL ls
30 'ho treasury Department that
..- nav bee delayed until July 5th
secretary Carlisle is giving close
...... fo fhe situation and will have q
ference with tie President on
l.- .lcstlon tonight.
IrurIoN PROM ATLANTA.
t.-.,-t. Ca. June 2S.-Without q sin
....,.u all the officers and directors
't... t.4ata Chamber Of Commerce now
..'y. composed OF the leading busi-
...... .t Atlanta. have united IN pc
-. .r..-cd - the President urging
..t a.,ou III calling Congress to-
.- ., tae ground that every days de-
.r aging 20 the business OF the
-.. lie petition Is heartily endorsed
i.. businessmen of the city,
q. FOLLOW ISDIA's EXAMPLE.
.r... American cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
~-.. uuIA. juno 2s.-SI David Bar
..- ...rr.al member of the Vice Regal
sl.t 10 an interview on the silver
.. l today. that IL ms oplnlon Ceylon
... ...u..us would be compelled soon to
t.. example Of India and close
.. .ri- Co ths free coinage OF silver.
eject 4 the change on the Chinese
.. ..slil. was causing most Justltisble
.....r 70 might be possible 10 ease the
. through the introduction Of the
..- = the Chinese treaty-pOrts, but
went the bulk Of about fourteen
--.. rupees (tl4.O0Q. 000l would be
.-. China. That the Chinese for
....I boo relations would be thus dis
.... o. an enormous extent was self
N. yer.mnes must be closed, con
Sir David. Eventually things
te uchted by the decrease Of the
ia II silver. but mean time there
tai tunes in all countries using
i.. without having the gold standard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Thursday, juno 30, 1893.

A grand balloon ascension at seven we
Pines. given by the Great hmellcap p,,sa na,-
ioon The balloon making the ascen-
nan ninn ~ four thousand q. .0o0l feet. Profess
snr slop Charles Malsch and his dog Ned aero
nauts' @ The dog making q parachute drop
pau nAa The balloon two hundred (200l feet;
iiv,n @ '"b wbich Professor Charles Mslsch
ai.sn ,ha distance OF 200 feet higher. then
go.IS, ggaI,ne bis daring head-ioremost para.
chute drop. dropping the distance Oh tous
hundred 400 feet from the nonsro, re.a,sn v~,-
Iooni md p streets every halt hour du-
n,n., ,hs afternoon. Fare for round trip
I,ps .Ys On cents. Admission to GROUNDS tree,
RsiIoon pI ASCENSION takes place ato r. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29

and tho noisiest carts and wagons IN tne
world. but An unnecessary ana ycsy pfo-
yokinc amount OF whisiling, believing.
backing. sliding, and shutting from rail-
road trains--not in the daytime, merely.
bus throughout the night and rosfly IN
the railroad yards"
Richmond sis not tho only one. oh dear.
no." thus suffering. Petersburg can also
sing song. The racket carried on along
Washington street. by night as well - py
day. by Transmitting il enough 70 MAKE
an angel break the thjrd commandment
PETERSBURG I,dfr- ADpedi,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
A Boy and HE Father.

Striking q boy will never improve him,
writes Edward W. Box in the July Ladies'
Home Journal Every blow gwen boy
removes him Just so far from his fathers
confidence. It Is bad sign when sou
fears bis father. 4 parent should gain the
respect. the confidence. and the love OF .
son. This ho can do with tirmness Of dis
cipline. boy admires frmness IN his
father just as much "a we Businessmen ad-
mirs that same quality in each other. So
with boy. His admiration Of frrnness IN
his father may not be based upon iudg-
ment. but by his very instinct he respects
it. A boys respect for his father is gained
IN proportion as he knows that his yes
means yes and his no means no. firmness
of character and unwavering discipline
will do moro for boy than all the punish
ments a father can infict upon him. The
one develops respect; the other develops
passion and resentment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Navy-Yard Commands.

WASHINGTON. u. c., June 2S.-Secretary Her
mort to-day made some changes o: Importance IN
the navy-yard commands, places when are
aIways in high favor among naval olicers. COM
modOre Fyfe takes command OF tne boston navy
yard relieving Commodore Selfrldge, who il
placed on waiting orders. Commodore Beiden
will relieve Commodore fyte II command of tho
naval station al New London. Conn. itlscnoe,-
st,od mai Commodore Kirkland Will assume
command OF tho Mare Island (Cal.) navy-yard,
relieving Captain Howison, and that Commodore
George Brown will be placed In command al the
Norfolk navy-yard in place OF Captain fottcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
MFR. New.om's Terrible Accident.

PETERSBURG, Va, June 2S.-Mr. w. y. Now
som. well-s snown and popular young Inagis-
trate OF this city, was dangerously II not fatally
injured at West End Park this afternoon lie
was riding around tho race-trsck atquito rapid
eait. when one OF his stirr1ps broke. and no was
thrown over mis- horses noad, slignting on the
track on mis- head. When picked up by friends
he was un conscious, and blood was gushing from
conld reach him he had several hard convul-
sons. lie was carried home and an examina-
tion made No bones wore broken, and unless
conclusion OF sne brain sets In there are hopes
q h,ay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Columbian Guard Superserviceabieness'
NV vtolegrapn 10 the Dispatch.l

cu,c.no III June o9-More than 500 ar
rosts ~ with less Than Two score were deemed
serious enough to be given formal nearing, ~
She record of the Columbian Guards Dr' Einll
Uasler. commissioner from Paraguay, - INC
binits from that coIntry arc covered ana inc
ConnciI OF Administration VIII have \ TASK try
ing 10 straigh,en matters out. Dr. hasler was
arrcsted by a Columbian Guard on triviai
ts,s,e ana the Doctor Gays he will keep the ex-
oj sit IRON Paraguay closed until the insult oi-
1srsd 10 that country has been Saiisiactorhy OK
uipincl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
COLLEGs-AssoclATlON DAY.
Addresses and Appeals by Eloquent Edu-
cetor.-Dr. Harding's Lecture.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
MoREHEAD CITY, n. C. June 2S.-To-day was
College A Association Day. The forenoon exercises
started with an eloquent address by President
j. F. Crowell. OF Trinity College, Dnrham-suD-
dot a. College Education: What IL IT." This
was ,ollowed by powerful and touching appeal
from Captain Benson 10 the cornmittee IN
favor OF establishing state reformatory schools.
The hall was crowded Chiet-Jastice shepherd,
Y-Goyernor 4. j. Jarvis, General w. r. Cox,
Mr.. Harry skinner, and the presidents and pro-
fessors Of nearly all the colleges III the state
were in tho audience.
NOTHING YET READY
The fish commissioners are still In session
and have nothing yet ready 10 give out. Dr. L.
r. Harding has taken the place on the pro
gramme tonight Of Professor Alderman, who IL
absent. and is delivering a magnificent lecture
on the {" Beautiful in College Life.'
The entire contingent OF noted educators are
now here The total number OF gncsts is over
six hundred. A german Is going on with about
sixty participants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
YehicIea ia the Way.

To the Editor of the Dtspdtch:
Is there not some way to either widen
Franklin street or move the vehicles from
the street, where they stand 80 close to
the car-tracks as to endanger life Ere
ouently when the cars are crowded pas
seneers have to stand on the steps and
have their shins scraped and bruised. and
are also in such close proximity TO the
horses that they are liable to be kicked
into smithereens. Who Is to be held re:
sponsible after some one has been manned
by this carelessness? RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
The Rrooks-Pedrick Suptinis.

lttfTtohtuicuS'o Va VIC ihShhaeA' D'EbN-~"'i
NORFOLK, VA, June GA fashionable mar.
rage took place at Monumental Methodist EpiS-
copal churcn IN Portsmouth this afternoon. Nr.
Rufus W. Brooks, popular young business
man of this city, and Miss Mamie Pedrick, mo
accom- plishcd daughter OF the late Charles w.
Pedrick. being united in the holy bonds OF matri-
mony by kcv. L. Men. simpson, the pastor. Ihe
edince was greatly thronged with the friends OK
the contracting parties. Immediately after tne
ceremony Mr. aud Mrs. Brooks left Tor New York
to make a Wedding trip through the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Ohio Murder NJ ystery.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatcf

WHEELING. W. VA, June 2S.-A sensationel
v,n,ter mystery Is iust now exciting Belarc,
a. oDuosite this city Neil McCaDe, n proininont
voung man, was found dead by roadside ana
investigation showed that he had been muir
svho yyns last seen with him and who tolls a
pecuiiar story, is now in jail charged with com
rniici,v In tho murder. The girl says she was
waking with McCaoe and that lie was taken suu-
she then covered him up with his coat ana ieIt
him. .upposing that he would soon DO All fight,
When sne next heard OF him ho was dead. Ihe
impression IL tha' the Young Ialy KNOWS hivto W
"a mo nnrier thnn abe has told. ana that NC
Cabe was Killed by rival for her hand III her
PRESENCE and that she is trying 10 shield tho
InurdoTe-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
WASHINGTON SMALL TALK.
The President and Secretary Carlisle Con
fer-Appointments Expected.
fBv telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The President and
Secretary Carlisle will spend the nigdt together
nt Woodley, the Presidents country-seat, con-
sidering Treasury appointments and financial
matters. A large batch OF papers wero taken
out thero this afternoon. The following ap-
pointments arc expected 10 be made az result
of the conference: Register OF the treasury
director OF the Mint, Deputy Fourth Auditor,
and a number Of internal-reyenuc collectors in
the North and West.
tbs stated al the Treasury Department that
IL is very probable the positions Oh Coliector OF
customs and Appraiser at New York city wilt
also be filed by the President Tomorrow, or at
farthest by Friday.
liz can be stated oficially that Appraiser
Cooper's resignation will either be accepted or
no viii DO removed within the next forty-eight
hours Which OF these courses will be taken VIII
bo decided tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
LYNCHBURG'S CHAlN-GANG REVOLT.
They Are Vigorously Disciplined by the
rIayor-A Break for Liberty
Rpecial telegram 10 tho Dspatch.l

frrcHBuRG, VA. June 2s.-The Changing OF
this city revoltod this morning and refused TO go
10 work. Captain Cross, who has charge OF the
gang. marched them into tho Mayors Court
while In session and his Honor at once proceedea
TO discipline them BY ordering tne r'Ds
leader 10 be confined I'm the dungeon OF
tho ,aiI without food or drink until otherwise
ordered Tho remainder were ordered bacs 20
WORK. and Captain Cross was instructed. IL lhey
refused TO work, TO hire horse. ottach tne men
10 him with ropes and drive the animal around
at a lively gait. so a. 10 make the men 40 hatder
work walking than IL they had been shoyeiling
dirt. ,
Yesterday two members OF tho gang !, n,auo 10 a
break for liberty. They we're Henry Smith and
Robert jefferson. They managed to get rid oi
the ball and chain In some way and sought Ine
fresh air OF freedom Tiihoat allowing any grass
20 grow under their feet. jefferson was recap
tured, but Smith Is still at large
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Thursday, Jane go. 1903.

A grand balloon ascension at Seven
Pines, given BY the Great American Bal
loon Company. Professor Peter Blum.
manager. The balloon making the ascen.
sion of four thousand a 600 feet. Profess,
sor Charles Malsch and his dog Ned aero
nauts. The dog making a parachute drop
from the balloon two hundred COO feet;
after which Professor Charles Malsch
going tho distance of 200 feet higher. then
making his daring head-foremost para
chute drop. dropping the distance of Ionr
hundred (iO0) feet from the. monster bal-
loon. Elegant electric-cars leave TWENTY
ninth and L streets every half hour du-
ring the afternoon. Fare for round trip
only 20 cents. Admission 10 grounds treo.
balloon ascension takes place ut L. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Various Norfolk Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn'I
NORFOLK. VA. juno 2S.-Denny Needhan, a.,
one time champion feather weight pugilst Is I'll
at II. Yincents Hospital
Sidney Graham. young white man OF thls
city. has been sent 10 jail for stealing soid
watch and a Pythian pm from a iriend.
"a Washington (colorcd) robbed his employer
n. Graf. on Water street. OF $500 and fed to
New YORK. Detectives recovered portion OF
the money at the homo OF Washingtons wife.
Mr.. B. A. Marsden, tranic onicer OF inc As'an-
tic and Danyille railroad, has resigned 20 ac-
cept the appointment Of teller IN tho new
savings bank OF this city.
DR.. Charles T. Parrish. OF Portsmouth, has
been appointed resident physician az the fei-
low sulphur springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
A Wedding In Louiss.

fCorrespon1en,o OF the chmond Dispatch.l
LOUISA. VA, June aS.-Lawyer John b Busick.
OF the Louisa bar was this week appointed 10
position Ia the Treasury Department at wash
IT. gton, and he has been duly sworn In ana mas
ie { TO take charge Of said orice.
Rev. william q. Turner united In marriage
tonight at y o'clock. at the residence OF UT.
James r. Hester, father Of the bride. Mr. Lester
Jecoby and Miss Lille L. Hester. The groom Is
% years o.d and a prosperous farmer who
moved here two years ago from New YORK. ana
the brides ags Is II summers. There was
welding supper and many bridal coupleA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
A Nuisance.


TO Ne EdN0r 0J ute DtspEcH'
The horrible stencil that greets the OF.
factory senses of the residents OF nortn
Seyenteenth street near tpe Cnesapesks ks
casual visitor and workmen at the shops,
il a disgrace to any city claiming to have
q sanitary board. II the cholera should
even watt its black wings over thus city
this scent would be so attractive - 20 at
once provide il Q resting place. Can't 1t
be stopped2 6oap-factories should Do
located beyond civilization. CITIZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
ConsuIs and Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Juno 2S. -The Presiden,
,o-Say made the following appointments: Con-
suls-U. Clay Armstrong. Jr., OF Alabama, IRE
noble, France; John u. Laguaite OF louisiana
Mart,nloue, West Indies; Samuel Thannouser'
OF Geofgia, Matamoras, Mexico, and william =.
Postmasters-Joseph II. Adams, Ozark, Ala,
pfce f. W. GrifIith, removed. and H. r. crosby,
Water Valley, Miss, rice n. ID. Fly, removed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Excnrainn Tn-Nlght.

One of the students Of Richmond Col
leke has conceived the plan of making his
incidental expenses for college next ses-
sion by running moonlight excursion
down the james on the steamer Ariel. This
excursion will go this evening az 1880
o'clock. The indications aye that the oc-
casion will be q most enjoyable one and oil
that go arc promised delightful time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
.toa..A CENTRAL TO Be SOLD.
''ft- io That Eject Announced-Tri-
lafn'c Mortgage Indebtedness.

'f t.iesraph 20 the Dispatch.]
'-..'r Ca. June 2s.-Argumcnt on the
re south western road ON the tripsriito
eas eonunue1 this morning. and at its
igs'l-c Jackson announced his decree
..r leutral railroad properties Inc
r.. -'4nie., ne held. wore Jointly liable 0n
. t-' ir fn0rtgage. which Was q most pocu-
f. -.1rawn Instrument. The CourI DO
70. fer cent. should ts PAID on the tri-
.'ui- tsiore aud after maturity. thhi
ffsirTn was iia bic for one third OF THIS
af' AMI interest, aud that " that wts nVt
OIL li be sold 1rs, and that one ihifd
ans thst the Central from Macon 10
ne "as liable Tor two thirds Of the tripartlte
. . 90 .n1 interest Toe Court ranked the
..- mpngage az a FIRST hen. and ss,VVV'.
iisiaudiug bonds Of the sl3,OOO,oOo IN
ri i9oftgage seconds as lien only on
Il. ''fis ~ The Central The taxes due cities
.. .'ih'ce Hili RANK as first-morigage IN
'7's. 7 hr fosciyer was ordered 10 give
.-essi lines not earning more money tnan
.s7itl1g expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
Shut DOWN.;

that's what they call 1t when the mill
closes and the work stops. The Same
term is applied to the liver whom you suf-
Ter with biliousness and sic X headache.
There is no action. A few doses Of Sim
mons Liyer Regulator will soon set the
liver gong properly and keep the bowels
regular. Take the Regulator DOW aud then
to prevent any reoccuyrensss Of thee dis
tysssipg symptoms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
ssricko - y Hearse-Door.

PErgRsrrRG. Va, i1ne 2S.-Chastine Morse,
one OF the Oldest and aost respected negroes OF
this city, was stricken with paralysis while at
tending q funeral Of nigh-Street Methodist
church. Morse had Just gotten down from the
hearse which he WAS driving and was In the ACT
bearers 70 take out the coffin whom he was
stricxsn with paralysis and fell 20 tie ground.
lie was carried homo and tonight is lying IN o
CRITICAL condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
silver Mines Closing.

SALT LAKE., UTAH, June 2s.-Ihe fan in silver
causes diemsy 20 the minorownets ID tnis srs TO
s.,on. Yesterday the Daiy-West mine, AZ fars
sItv wes ordered closed down. The Dlamond
mine. mine Al Eureks, New, aud the Old Jordan and
0alena and Bingham, Utah, are also oruereu
closed The owners OF mines as ioiIows say ,no;
vii he closed in a few days: The sampson, az
ginghan: Bullion. Rock. and CHAMPION az
'unti: Caroline, a. Eureka; Yosemite AZ bihs
ham. Crescent, at Park CITY, ana Ahcnof, a.
parx City-an 0! which have been s'esu! anu
.tron g pfOduccrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
sharp Electrical Disturbance.
rRy tsiegrauh 20 the uirpatch.l

WpyEIISs, W. VA, juno 2s.-A terrific
electrical storm passed over this section OF mo
Tor fully two hours Rain aud han ieu
An torrents, flooding everything Lightning
struck in several places, but so Tar as
nnones were burned out, ana even tho tee-
graphic service was intcrfered with. Al the
county infirmary lightning struck tree twenty.
ave feet from the building and every one OF the
Some Of tncm had not recovered st IL O'Clock.