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Mr.. Percy G. bishop, formerly of this
cty, but for more thaa year in Chicago,
where he is engaged in the Masonic Tenn
pie observatory. is paying visit TO his old
home where he is calling on friends. Mr..
Bishop talks very interestingly OF the
Mason c Temple. 1t is 3OS leet in height
,nd the loftie-t building in Chicago. The
observatory is situa' cd on the twenty first
story, AID so fire view is obtained from
it that nearly 1000 perso visit it daily.
Coriss engines from this city furnish he
power that moves the sxteen elevators
with which the building Is supplied.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Latest From the Wires.

The striking miners at Lens. Pas-dr-
Calais. France continue tp rot and "N-
plodc dynamite carUidE"S. Yesterday
they blew up part II a rairoad.
The Russian delirium atiu exists in
France. and YESTERDAY a r"p"uuon or
Wednesday I'm the enthusiasm OF PARIS
over the visiting tars OF tne car
The ian at BardwelL Ky. is hcing
guarded To- prevent mob from lInchinE
-. \. shelby. convicted 0t IN" murder Cf
i5j7+ N5s S''''7 Moore III '1''''' county !"
The largest mooushnc dlstlllory I'm Elst-
ern koaWckv was di~cpFrinl and do
siruyed near BerksNiIc " 'dn'"l1' night
bv Deputy -Reycnue-tollrctor TEom?'on
aul "a posse.
The Miners Federation. AT meeting
held Yesterday decided 10 ignore m" aC-
ton ID. the Miners oss',ntI.g. Nhi,'. m-'
in Manchester Wcinesdly. and Proposed
- reduction or wages.
\ special dispatch from Madrid says tie
Moors are at work night and day digging
trenches around Melila. and are also
Iusily engaged in strengthening the
heights dominating that city.
Tho Washington city Sons OF the R.v0-
luton celebrated the anniversary ~ Tho
surrender of the British at yorktown
last evening with apprppri1'" spec'h"3.
patriotic music. and banquet
The steamship Dorian. which has just
arrived at Philbdrlphia from Port-Fu-
Prime" brings the first news of thc mur-
der on october l0th. of Captain T. Had
lev. a Ph.ai-ipbdu. who was shot and
Killed by q EIaiticu soldier.
Bv collision last nlsht between two
freight trains on ths Philadelphia and
Reading railroad belwe'a the bridge o,er
the Delaware and Trenton Junction, tive
tramus were Killed. and Conductor Ait
man. of on" Of the trains, was seriously,
but not fatally Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
OUR STATE TICKET.
ALL THE CANDIDATES ACCIDENT
ALLY MEET AT RADFOaO
On the wayto Pill Appointments-Popu
list Overtures to - Prominent De-
mocrst-The Canvass.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DI'patch.)

Correspondence OF the hlchnonu DlspatOhJ
EAST RADFORD. VA. October B-
There was quite a gathering Of politicians
here this morning, Colonel O'Ferrall
Major II. c. Kent and Attorney-General
r. TAYLOR Scott. OF the State Democratic
ticket: Major J. c. Green, candidate Tor
the state Senate from Wythe. Pulaski
and Giles: Judge J. II. Fulton. OF Wythe
and J. Brad. Beverly, OF the Popuilsts
b Colonel O'Ferrall was returning home
from Giles county, whore he addressed
large crowd: the others were going to
nn appointments
The canvass wakes warm here. \ large
club. called the Hoge Tyler tluo, mas
been formed. and all are at work. There
will be good news from Radford ana
Montgomery.
HE DECLINED.
From reliable information, prominent
Democratic citizen OF our town has been
asked by the PopulIsts Of this district 10
run against !. Allen Watts. the Demo-
cratic nominee. but he refused the
honor. q
william 4. stewart. a negro postal clerk
on the New River railroad. with head
quarters here. was so badly hurt in n
wreck at Vivian Saturday night that he
has been forced 10 go 20 his home on n
six weeks furough.
Mr. Jacob pryfoos one Of the most
aggressive Democratic workers in South
west virginia, has moved his family to
Chicago.
on account of the cut in fare 10 Chicago.
large numbers of our citizens are at the
Worlds Fair.
NJ. NJ. Caldwell. clerk OF the Hastings
Court. has been very III with fever for
several weeks. but is now improving.
The weather has been cold for several
days. heavy frosts every morning. and the
mountains are all the colors Of the rain
bow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
THE BRUNSWICK SITUATION.
Thirty-Oue New Cases of Fever Nester-
day-Oue Death.
Gy tolcgraph to Inc DispatchD

Gsv telegraph to the DispatchD
SAVANNAH. GA. October l9-The fol-
lo,,ipc, is from brunswick 10 the Morning
News: Yesterday .292 persons were given
rations at the commissary. and lSO orders
for the sick were filled. Several vacant
stores have been utilized as store-rooms
for the rapidly-arriviGg supplies. Ratons
are sent TO the St Simons Islands COM
missary daily, for the Brunswick people
Who are in need there are too poor 10
buy. and are unable 70 got work to earn
money. The supplies are furnished III ac-
cordance with orders from W. +. Simons.
who has charge OF the work there ana
who is highly prominent ciiiZeh ana
perfectly reliable.
Martha Olsen. the 81. Simons's diphthe-
ria patient. has recovered.
\ brunswick and Western train ran
into the rear end OF an East tennessee
train at Four Mile crossing. breaking up
one car hut inturing no one.
The total cash receipts TO date Tor the
relief fund are Sl7 800 .. Strict and proper
accounts are kept of all money ana pro-
visions received and given out toy Ircas-
urer J. +. Dart and Manager smith ana
at the proper time a correct statement
will be made for the beneht OF the pubhc.
The fire department to-day put out
fire i'm the Hazelhurst home. at the corner
Of Newcastle and Lee streets, before much
damage was done.
Postmaster McC Brown Is again ILL.,
and was compelled to close the once To-
day. lie has arranged TO have the mails
distributed and dispatched.
There were officially reported to-day
tbirty-one new cases and one death
The weather is warmer to-day. win ram
falling at intervals. Unless the backbone
OF the weather that has prevailed Tor SIX
DAYS past soon changes the result Is eN-
pected To be bad.
No worry about relief disturbs the mind
now. for the outlook for a suihciency OF
supplies coming In. is favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
HON. LAFE PENCE IN LURAT.
He Addresses Small crowd on the Cur
rency Ouestion-Popuiist Strength.

Especial telegram TO the DispatchD
LURAY. VA, October l9.-The Peoples
party meeting advertised to be held here
was not largely attended Hon. Lafe
Pence, Of Colorado, and Hon. William \.
Uorrif. OF Kansas. were The speakers an
uounccd but the latter was not present.
The former spoke for one hour and
twenty minutes. 10 "A small audience, com
posed partly OF ladies'. and was given good
attention. Mr. Pence confined his re-
marks To consideration of the currency
question. and the speech was one calcu-
lated ~ create a. favorable impression.
lie commcuitI Senator Daniel. and Con
cressmon Jones a1d Epps. for their
course on Tho silver bin but criticized
the course of Colonel O'Ferrall. and the
other Virginia Cuurressmcu. Upon the
whole the speech was considered good
one There were few Democrats and
Republicans present The Populist
strength i'm this county is small, but they
are pressing their canvass with some
Nfg.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

agreed on or recommended. but the senti-
ment OF the majority Of the delegates was
against this step at present. except as
convicts are supported by the counties
usually. II Is hoped that later something
may be done as to this general employ
ment OF convicts. 1t Is also the opinion
that many OF the counties are too small
and poor to macadamize their roads, but
that IL IL perfectly feasible for these to
Improve the dirt roads by the use Of con-
victs and road machinery. II Is suggested
that In places where mud IS bad macadam
be put down. as the only satisfactory way
OF making such parts passable, and thus
greatly reduce the cost OF building good
roads. II IL insisted that something par
ticularly needed in the eastern counties Is
thorough drainage Of the roads
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
snitArein,t Now OrIesns.
By telegraph to the Dlspatch)

10y VIVETNI7II ~ Ut" IT 1'''''''7
NEW ORLEANS. LA. October 70
Annie H. Field widow Of George :. Field.
Il citizen Of the State Of Wyoming: has
brought suit In tbe United states Circuit
Court against th> city Of NV. Orleans
ct al fOr sI9pu The rla.uuT r"ritrs
that on October -. 1892. George : Ticid.
while walking around the wharf -Qwaris
the steamship Hudson. upon which he nrd
legitimate business. fell through a. hole
in the wharf. struck an incline. ana VAS
ureciuitated into tho river and drown al.
owing to the negligence of the defend
onts in falling 70 keep the wharf In r.
pair and ir not providing rails ana Guarib
for the protection Of those having bu5I-
ness on the wharf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
JUDGE STAPLES IN ROANOKE.
Stote Issues Ably Discussed and Populist
IsIlpcirs CIIttciScd-C, lionel O'FerralI.

Especial telegram To- the Dispatch)
ROANOKE. VA. October l9.-The Dem
ocratic mass-mretns at the Opera-house
tonight was a large and enthusiastic one.
Music was furnished 10y the Roanoke Ma
chine Works Band, and Colonel Charles
=. OFerral. the Democratic nominee.
occuuied a seat on the stage. Judge Wal
Ter H. Staples. the orator or the even
ing. in "A speech of two hours IN length.
held the attention OF his audience from
the beginning % the end. ii, paid an elo-
oucnt tribute % Colonel O'Ferrall and
discussed state issues I'm an exhaustive
manner. The Populsts and their falla-
cicS were ruthlcssly criticised. and the
folly Of holding the Democratic party re-
sponsible fully shown. The benefits ~
the Drmocratic' administration OF state
affairs were given At length. and the dan
ger of putting a party in power that
offered no remedy for existing evils. and
dil not know what il was, completely de-
monstrated. Colonel O'Ferrall was loudly
called for at the conclusion OF Judge
Staplcss address. and responded briefly.
advising the audience TO 20 home and
digest the magnificent speech they had
heard and promising TO address them
himself tomorrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
NORFOLK COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
4 Grand Rally at Hickory Addressed by
John T. Massey and OtAers

Special telegram to the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. october l9.-There was
"A fine rally OF the county Democrats at
Hickory Ground to-day. over eight hun
dred people being present. Captain John
T.. West presided. and superintendent
John T.. Massey spoke 10 the voters for
nearly three hours Messrs. II. L. May
nard and NJ. : Newbcrn, candidates for
the Senate and House Of Delegates. fol-
lowed in half hour speeches. Superin
tendont Massey leaves for Richmond to-
morrow. and on Monday he will meet
Rev. sam Jones at Staunton. who speaks
there for the Prohibitionists.
Mr. W. H. Gravely will address Popu-
list meeting at Lesner's Park. In Hunters
Vile. tomorrow night. and meeting at
Lands store in Princess Anne county,
the following day. The Prohiniuonists will
go over the same territory next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
The Australian Wtia Girl

IS the strangest. the oldest. the most
peculiar being upon the face Of the earth
to-day. Her Ike or similarity does not
exist She stands three feet nine inches
I'm height and weighs thirty-nlne pounds.
Her head il so small that an ordinary
tin cup will slip over II. She has been
pronounced by Professor Fowler 10 be- the
missing link I'm DarWin's theory between
man and brute creation. Now on exhibit
ton al az Broad street opposite Rich
mond Theatre. The lecture delivered by
the young lady about this remarkable
living wonder is very interesting and wen
worth listening 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Entertainment Of Confederates.

V1E TTIrETdTT " VT1- -
CINCINNATI. o.. October IA gene,
raj committee Of thirty. consisting oi
ber of Commerce, the Merchants ana
Manufacturers Association. and other
mercantile bodies, met in the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday and made artdnse-
ments for the reception Of l.0Op eN-Con-
federate soldiers who will pass through
Cincinnati In "A few days on their way 10
the Worlds Fair Memorial Han mas
q A r and accepted as headquarters
for the visitors. They will D. formally
entertained and will probably remain TWO
DAYS In Cincinnati
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Bank Officers Arrested.

STARKEVILLE. MISS. October IA
United states deputy marshal to-day ar
rested the tollowing-namel parties. all
prominent citizens and took them 20
Aberdeen to answer indictments against
them on account OF their action as Off
GERS and stockholders Of the defunct
National Bank or Starkevnlc: u. 9. Pow
ers. T.. L. Terry. X. w. =. Childs. J. ).
Yates r. T.. Cotts1s,t,. 2rt W, ~ pord-
wolI II 4 stated that the stockholders
owe the bank over $io.No, that being
largely in excess of the amount allowed
nv the law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Disappointed Populi., Gathering.

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE. VA.
October l9.-It has been widely advertised
that Alessrs Beverley and Stovall would
address the people OF Goochland county
to-day at the courthouse. There were
ten people gathered AT the appointed
place 10 hear these gentlemen, but neither
of the speakers put in an appearance. to
the great chagrln OF this solid phalRnN
of ten enthusiastic Populists. Of whom
two were from Powhatan county and one
from Cumberland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
OuadrupIe AsphyXiati 0r.

N}y Telegraph % the DIsp, CHJ
NEW YORK, -Ocuber l9-Thrre police
men. who were on patrol duty In Central
Park last night. met at a cottage near me
crOquet ground early this morning ana
t1ru,.d In Together. with them was a
fourth man. young blacksmith. All
four were found senseless In the cottASs
after daybreak. overcome by gas thaa Lad
In some way leaked in during their sietb.
lies diving in the Presbyterian Hosoitai.
The dead are: David Lyons. PARK pOilce-
man: James Hayes. policeman; Itsoinas
Furty. blacksmith. George koSan 10 'he
name OF the officer In the ho5pltai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Foreign Vessels Disabled.

CTTARIFSTON. $. Q. Octobcr l9.--ThN
Sranish steamship Cuidsd Counal. from
Havana to New York. with paSs"nsCrs
ana a cargo OF sugar Is anchored on the
bar Her captain has t'lrSIapn"d 10
N@w YORK for a tug e. tow her to that
port - -,
The English bark Lotus. forty days from
Hamburg. Is ~ quarantine disabled. Sho
has eighteen men on hoari. taken ltVW
the wreck of "A Norwegian bark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

dnIlars I'm gold coin was received at 'hc
suh-treasury jhis morning from san
Francisco. II was brought by Nelis.
Fargo 4 Co, and was Delivered AT ihs
e,,h- tragsurV between u and - o'clo. X
to-r-ov Unusual care was taken To keep
secret the fact of the shipment and the
rynrass company d-rliord even a. state
bv what route the precious load had been
brought 10 this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Atfhe ifeIrhts To- MINI.

Those who wish a pleasant little outing
may crafty the desire by running out on
the electric line 10 the Parton Heights
Baptist church tonight. where at a very
moderate expense. and without being so
ncite-l 10 buy anything. or 10 vote for
anybody. they may eat a choice supper
prepared by skilful hands and served by
dainty ladies in white ana red. There viii
be music also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
UostiIss All surrounded.

MADRID. October 19.-The Herald to-
day publishes a dispatch from Tangier
stating that the forces OF the Sultan or
Fraiana MezauIta and MaZuZa Kabyles,
who made the recent attack on the Span
Ish garrison at Melllla. The place at
which the tribesmen are said 10 be sur
rounded is between Fallta ana the Atlas
maintains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
uoue-RrI. Brc,krr Ahead.

LONDON. October l9-The standard IL
or the opinion that a decision not -
introduce the home-t7Ile hill at iAr nrNi
session of Parliament would p, likely
To- cause detection Of many iriSn IA M
majority I'm tho House of Commons 10 -
low nm ebb as to make dissolution m
pxftuilp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
vital Energy Is Renewed,

when strength aud health have run down. oy
timely resort TO The helpful. brsciDs tn'c' hos
letters stomach Bit,ers, particularly adap'eo
10 tho wants OF nervous, dyspeptic, bilious M
yalids II worn out by mental strain. the caro-
OF burinoss, or oyerwork, seek its pronpt aha
S.nign AID. IL annihilstss maiafisi complaint,
ana Il On efDcient remedy for incipiens fnsu'
ma,ism aud neuralgia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
The secoDd Personal, Conducted Party
tO Chicago,

via
THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD.
Mr.. NJ +. Bragg. travelling passenger
agent. Norfolk and Western railroad. Will
leave Norfolk Saturday. October 2lst with
a special party for Chicago. Any parties
from Richmond can leave Byrd Street
Station at \. NJ October -lst, and
join party at Petersburg.
Richmond 10 Chicago and return,
SlJu0.
Tickets good for ten days Any other in
formation will be- cheerfully furnished upon
application at the COmpany5 office. S,8
east Main street.
r. W. COURTNEY
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Fatal Collapse Of a ruildIpE.
CRv telecranh TO the pispateh.)

Nby telesrapn W INC b''P"'
NASHVILLE, TENN, October IA
building In Hopkinsville, KY, when was
undergoing repairs. collapsed this morn
Ing killing John Parker, bTickiayer
from Nashville and fatally injuring
charles Davis. OF Clarksville, Tenn, ana
another workman, name unknown. sew
eral other Horkmen were slightly hust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
That Joyful Feeling.

with the celebrating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal cleanii-
ness. which follows the use OF syrup OF
Figs. is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-tims medi-
cines and the cheap substitutes some
times offered. but never accepted by the
well informed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
GOVERNOR FOSTER. DITTO.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. October l9.-Gov-
ernOr Foster. I'm an interview on the sub
in this state. said hc would take steps
TO prevent fighting here I'm his opin'On,
there Is no great likelihood ~ the Mitch
eIl-rOrhotf or other events fakiu~ place
here. Should there be. however he will
az once take steps whereby such attempts
will be thwarted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Presbyterian synod Of Nashville

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. October p
The Presbyterian Synod OF Nashville he
gan its session at Cleveland tonight win
a sermon at the Presbyterian church by
Rev w. A. Webb. OF Clarksville Inc
business session begins tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
c.r.,,oa.. Road Congress.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch.r
RALEIGH. y. c.. October ls,-The state
Road Congress was in session until a late
hour last night. II devoted this morning
10 the examination of road machinery
and road-mskIng by convict labor and
pian for using state conyicts might be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Authorities Agaiast Puailism.

W - - HII NJ VIV IIHFNENFIT
BROOKLYN. y. Y. October l9.-The
Mavor Of BROOKLYN and sheriff OF Kings
county met to-day. and decided to prevent
the COrbctt-Mtchell fight from taking
place at the Coney-Island Athletic Cub
IN nacprnber
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
For Over FIFTY Years

Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teethins. II soottes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie. aud is the beet remedy
for diarrhas. 20 cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

Gas and Electric Chandeliers and
Globes. New designs and low prices.
JOHN BowEas.
No. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

whole year wasAmpOssiblc. but II was ap-
parent that should the present conditions
continue the deficit at the end of the year
would be- about 100000. The report was
ordered printed
The discussion Of the last two days
was then taken up again, and Mr. Stew
AIT addressed the Senate.
Mr. Stewart had little Or nothing 10 say
as 20 the correction Of Tie Journal or
the amendment os no rul 'a His speech
was largely in ionud ,Lltipn OF the gold
rims" and the national banks. lie spoke
for two hours and then left the Senate
chamber
DUBOIS DETERMINED
Mr.. Dubois leclar ii. In the corrge Of a
short speech. thJt 1c Would not With
draw from the positon ne had t1Kon
against the repeal arl, even II the penalty
OF expulsion were visited uIon HIN. as
suggested at one Of tnc light SECS ion7 ~
Mr.. White. OF Louisiana. Nsn.a luggage
ON that occasion was. hc Faii more fit
for "a bar-room. than for The senate.
Mr.. Palmer made some humorous re-
marks ln regard 10 the pending question
which WAS. he said. a motion by tho
Senator from Colorado tMr. Teller that
having been in bis seat and not having
answered. his name should be entered on
tho journal. He thought that such re-
spcctfu application ought 20 bc allowed
by such pre-cm.urntly courteous body as
the Senate When senators made such
REASONABLE requests. the elevated courtesy
which they owed 90 each other required
that they bc granted. He therefore asked
unanimous consent that the order asked
for he made.
rrfrrnflE from MtCerg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

MEMPHIS. TENN. October 1.-THE
strike on the Memphis and Charleston
n,ai;iug concessions An the old men viii
be- taken back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

Mantels. Crates. and Thing. in various
styles and low prices. at
JOHN BowEss's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Sick HsAdschs

cured ami It's return prevented By The use Of
Dg. DAyips Liver Pills
Price. Csc. for . box Of twcnsy-avs pills: ave
boxes for . dollar
owKss . MNos pApa COMPANY,
ktchmoad Va