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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
SUDDEN DEATH IN CHESTERFIELD.
A Petersburg Couple welded 10 Rich
mond-Hungry for . Canpaign speech.

mond-Hungry for . Can paign speech.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. Va, October A.-Mr. J. j.
r. Robertson, well-known citizen OF
Chesterfield county. residing on the Hick-
ory road few miles from this city. went
out to his stables to feed his stock yester-
day morning. Some time later he was
found lying in an unconscious condition
and was removed to his house and ply
sician summoned. He never rallied, how
ever. and died in a short time. 1t is sup
posed that he died of heart affection. lie
leaves a widow aud six children.
MARRIED IN RICHMOND.
Mr.. james T. Powell and Miss Lucy Bull
lifant. both of this city. were married in
Richmond TODAY by the Rev. DIR. Tudor.
They were accompanied from here by sew
eral friends. who witnessed the ceremony.
The bridal party are now on their way TO
the Worlds Fair.
w. j. Stone was this morning before the
Mayor on the charge of assaulting police
officer with rock while in the discharge
of his duty. He was sent on TO the Hust-
ings Court for trial.
PERSONAL
Mr.. George N. Thompson and Mr.. A. w.
Whitehurst lett this morning to visit the
Worlds Fair.
Rev. II. VI. Hope, pastor OF the Market
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, left
this morning in charge of o company OF
about thirty ladies and gentlemen to see
the Worlds Fair. This is tho second COM
pany the reverend gentleman has taken to
Chicago.
Strange as il may seem. there has not
been a political address in Petersburg
since the beginning of this campaign. Our
people are hungry for good speech.
Mr.. John Booth has been appointed jani-
tor at the custom house here in place OF
Robert Claiborne. removed. at a salary of
$500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
STATE-BANk TAX.
The Augusta Exchange Resolves That IL
Should be Rspeaie

By telegraph to the Dispatch)
AUGUSTA, GA, October 2i.-The Au-
gusta Exchange to-day passed the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That the Federal tax laid
upon bank notes issued or paid out by
State banks-a measure called for by the
financial necessities of the Federal govern
ment at the time Of its imposition-has
outlived that necessity, and like other
war measures, should become matter OF
history rather than remain an existing
financial farce.
Resolved. That in asking Congress TO
repeal this tax we do not ask Congress
to assume any responsibility, moral or
otherwise, for the currency which State
banks may or may not issue should the
tax be repealed.
Resolved, That our senators and repre-
sentatives in Congress are earnestly re-
auested TO exert themselves to the utmost
to accomplish the repeal OF said tax"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
street-Car Strike in Columbus.
(Rv telegram TO the Dispatch.)

COLUMBUS, o., October A.-The Ad-
visory Board OF the Street Railway-men's
Union ordered a strike on all Columbus
lines this morning on account OF the dis
was member of the Advisory Board. As
large proportion of the employees are
non-union Tnen, many OF the cars were
ployees resisted the starting of a car from
one OF the barns and several were placed
under arrest.
A crowd of strikers assaulted j. ", Nc
noon. as he was attempting TO run his
car on the Main-Street line. He was bad
ly used up, and was obliged to abandon
his car.
The strike has been a complete failure.
as cars are running as usual, the places
of the strikers being filed by others The
railway managers, however, nave olfered
so TO return to their duties tomorrow
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
A,,.mp,.a 10 Pick u,. pocket.

A thief attempted to get in some OF bis
work on youth about II years of age as
YESTERDAY afternoon. The young man
had gone into the bank TO get some cheeks
cashed. aud had put the currency. about
S35. in one of his pockets. As he came
out of the building he observed several
persons standing IN the entrance. Upou
passing them be felt hand "a il was
swiftly slipped into one of his vest-
pockets. He glanced down quickly. but
the hand had disappeared and with il had
eone--not his money. for it was in another
pocket--but q piece of lead pencil and
some trivial papers. The youth could not
tell who thus attempted 70 rob him. as he
did not see the person. The matter has
been reported to the police and Sergeant
John Hall is on the lookout for TIA PRO
fessional
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
A SAD MISTAKE.
Two Mon Claim a Certain BODY at Battle
Creek-There May be Lawsuit.
Ry telegraph TO the Dlspatch)

0y telegraph to the Dispatch')
BATTLE CREEK, MICH, october "a
A Cad mistake has occurred In the iden-
tihcatIon of the bodies taken from the
wreck here. DIR. Sweetland. OF Edwards
burg Mich, editor of the Argus, ident.-
fled the body OF one of the victims as
that of his sister. Mrs. Eveline Aldrich,
Of Edwardsburg, and the body was ship
ned to that place last night. The coroner
has Just received a dispatch from j. ID.
Wood, of Cato, n. Y. stating that the
body is that of his wife She was ident-
fed by both men by her clothing. Mr..
Wood asserts that he has positive proof
that the body is that of his wife, and DIR.
Sweetland is just as positive that the re-
mains are those OF his sister. Coroner
Gilett has telegraphed the circumstances
to DR.. Sweetland. and Deputy-Sherif
King has been sent to bring back the re-
mains. 1t is feared that legal proceedings
will have to be instituted before the body
can be recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Tue.Bont Mon Indignant.
nv teleoranh IN the Dispatch.)

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October "a
The tugboat-men OF this port are up In
arms against an alleged suppression OF
news by the life-saving station at Wal
lop's beach. lust below the Delaware
breakwater of the stranding OF the Span.
fish steamer Murciano, with q cargo OF
cotton and grain. until sucn Tune aus the
could be communicated with and their
tug, the North America dispatched To
the scene OF the wreck.
time ago between the Maritime Exchange
and the United States Government, under
which such news should be first sent 70
that organization. so as 70 PROVIDE ior Us
same time. AS II was. the Exchange was
in Ignorance OF this wreck until this
morning, and the seven tugs that were at
nriyed OF the privilege OF going TO the
stranded vessel. the salvage on which VIII
amount to a large sum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25

The principal case heard IN the HustlnQo
Court Yesterday was that Of George 6sb.
liz. charged with malicious assault upon
William Triana. The charge was reduced
10 aeault and battery and Giblin wae
fined e25. John Giblin was fined 800 and
sent 10 ia,l for six months by the Hustings
Court on Monday for maliciously assault
ing Triana. The other eases tried yestsr-
DAY were the following:
shooting James Carter, was fined S5. the
charge having been reduced to assault
aud battery. 49,, -
Edward Carroll, charged with making
an unlawful assault upon James Sweeney.
was found not guilty. :,
The information against William Shell
ton was nolle prosecuted. -
John Axel North was admitted to citi-
zenship in this court yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
MAYNARD APPOINTMENTS.
Oyster Schooner Ashore IN the ssuDd-
Democratic Oyster Roast.


NORFOLK, Va. October 24.-The appoint
ment OF Mr.. George G. Stanley, OF Balti-
more, as master coppersmith Of the navy
yard. arrived from Washington to-day,
that gentleman having passed the most
successful examination before the Exam
ing Board. Stanley is said to be Repub-
lican. The appointment of MIR. John II.
Burroughs. of Portsmouth. to o position
in the Government printing Office IN
Washington also arrived to-day.
The schooner Il. @. Streaker has been
blown ashore IN Albemarle Sound. A force
of wreckers has been sent to get her of.
The schooner Is loaded with oysters.
There will be O big oyster roast and
Democratic rally at the Tanners Creek
Cross Roads tonight. A number of promi-
nent local speakers and Huntersviile cidbs
will 60 out to the grounds. There Is con-
siderable Democratic enthusiasm in the
county.
FOR FEvKR scffZRERs-
The colored public schools aud the col
ored private and mission schools are taking
mp penny collections for the Brunswick
yellow-fever sufferers.
The venerable Charles H. Carter died at
his residence, Little Greek. Princess Anne
county. yesterday. He was widower IN
his oath year. had been married eight
times. and had thirty-eight children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Polite. In King william. coun,y.

KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE. VA,
October A-General Rosser, Mr.. Julian
Ruffin. Hon. B. B. Munford, Isaac Diggs,
and Mr.. Manly Barnes, candidate for the
dience. The PopuIists are few and far
between in this immediate vicinity. The
Republicans Will support Mr.. Diggs for
the House.
Farmers are late seeding their wheat.
The County Fair will commence here
on the 18th ultimo and continue two days.
Mr.. John How and Mr.. Roger Gregory.
Jr.. left for the Worlds Fair few days
ago.
Miss NJ. b. Harrison. OF Richmond, Is
visiting Miss NJ. C.. Tebbs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Tax ON CNrtIncafes.


(By telegraph 70 the DIspatch.J
WASHINGTON, d. c.. October 2i-Mr.
McIaurin, OF South Carolina, appeared
before the Committee on Banking and
Currency this morning and spoke with
reference more particularly to the Clear
ing-House certificates issued by the banks
OF Columbia, 5. c.. upon which 10-per-
cent. tax had been threatened. He read
kilograms showing that $4,000 had been
issued, payable January /, 1894. The dis
cussion turned upon whether the tax
should be paid by the association issuing
the certificates or by all who circulate
them, and there was a vast difference OF
opinion in the committee, which led to a
hot argument among the members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
An Arkansas Horror.
.Ry telegraph to the Dispatch.

MEMPHIS, TENN, October PA
bloody and fatal battle with knives oc-
near Pine Blum. and as a result Mrs.
Doc Trammel, after becoming the mother
OF twins, is dead, and Mrs. James Tram
mel and her husband. a cousin of Doc.
Tralnmels, are held by the coroners jury
for the double murder.
The trouble was caused by remarks
made by the victim against her slayerS
who became infuriated and beat her In
e face numerically. knocked her down.
and bruised and mangled her body In such
a manner that death resulted shortly af-
terwards
James Trammel and wife are lodged in
iail at Pine Blun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
MAKrNE IxrsGLrGENcE

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. ~ i54
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS OCT. a. -
(By telegraph to ths Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Hessel. Fernnndlno
British steamship StaKg. savannah
SAILED.
British steamship Stage. Revel
British steamship Heaael Stettl0-
Schooner George Bailey, New Re1fbf4
PORT or WEST POINT. ocr. M ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire. HooD&1. xIo9t
dsncs. VIA Norfolk ard Nsuyoft &oU&
passengers and general cargo. ~. s.
Hteanxhip Askland. Nicfsrnan ma
dslphlA. VIA Norfolk; passengssp ~ 80
M ssssn1kip Charlotte. Nirt1a un,l,ue;s:
passengcrz and general >4gGql I rs 9 y
Steamer Elm City. MAy116lk XnUoe
paseenkeZs and general cnxE& IA n:
eAykHTs s. &
steauship H9skshles 4aeoo( fssvs.
s:';s':: &; ;::;s; i: s::'.I S:sl ,,: ~:
= I 8 9 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
COLLAPSE OF A GRANo-sTAND.
One Hundred and Fifty People shaken
Ur-A Lady and Others Injured,

Special telegram to the Dispstch.)
NEWPORT News. Va. October 24-Ths
grand-stand on the ground of the New
port News Turf Association fell in this
afternoon while $50 people were on it.
Mrs. Wingfeld, the only lady on the
stand, was injured in the head and back.
Others hurt we're Captain George Mont
gomery and G. b. A. Booker. Editor Mer-
chant, of the Register, had just stepped
from under the structure when the crash
came, None of the persons named were
serionslv injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25

(By telegraph 20 the Dtpatch.I
NASHVILLE, TENN, October A;,1.J: =.
Tenn WAS murdered while asleep on his
cot IN the Nashville. Chattanooga ana 81
Louis railroad Office last night HIS head
was blown on With a charge from a
traclf,g the murderer No cause is known
Tor the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
punANr. MISS, December l., 1850.

Once OF J. s. ROSAM0Np.
nessrs. Lippman Brothers, Savannah.
ossnitlemen,-while in San Antonio. Tex.
last sprlng I saw Jour advertisement
OF p. r. p. Prickiy Ash. Poke Root, and
rheumaIism, and thought l would Try .
bottle. Finding such great, relief from i
on my return home ! had my druggist,
NV. xfter taking. think ten bottles, 1
have moi had pain or ache since. Pre-
vious 10 that I suffered for twenty-five (z5)
years and could not get the least benefit
until l tired p. p. y. snd. heref9re, take
D's;:sSs' sssss do. !, Esss@es'S15 { hSsxEoxn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Titus Garustt Killed by Foul Gas.
(Corresnnndenee of the Dispatch.k

KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE,
VA, October A--A most unfortunate ac-
scident happened this morning at stevens
Vile, about six miles above this place.
Mr. w. r. Bagby was having some re-
rairs made To his pump. Titus Garnett.
very worthy colored man, went down
INTO the well and was overcome with the
Ioul gas. and before he could be gotten
was exhausted 10 try 70 resuscitate him.
but to no effect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25

with the exhilarating sense OF renewed
health ana strength and internal cIeanii-
ness, when follows the use OF syrup OF
Figs. is unknown 10 the few who have
not progressed beyond the oid-time meois
cines and the cheap substitutes some-
times offered. but never acceptec Dy tpe
we'll informsd. ,..-........A-.S>z4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
R.iiro.d Inspection Tour-w.dd,og.

Especial telegram 20 The DIspatch.)
ROANOKE, VA. October 2i.-Presdent
+. j. Kimball and General-3fanager
Kinds, of the Norfolk and Western. ar
rived here this evening from Columbus.
o., after an inspection tour over the
western division OF the road and its
branches.
ral-Superintenden ID. w. Fllckwir,
OF the eastern division OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad, left to-day for Somer-
set, Loudoun county. where he Will be
married tomorrow to Miss Charlotte
Male, Of that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25

yard, and the yxrd-men vsee !ceo !.e ~
fourth car with barrels OF s..1s
powder when they discovered tn8t ~ 49,
was on .fre. The men !nn TOR s2 ,,ssS
tho tanks and the car OF oil aHo
exploded, sending up . 6ame n1lZ y. >
high and producing ccncveslon c1e8 -
felt throughout the city. The y1kU ~
sand dollars viii cover the loss of the -
road company. ,tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
The wateree Up In the World.
IN. tL1

CAMDEN, s. c., October 2L-The Wa
teree river here Is 81 feet 3 inches above
low-water mark. This Is next TO the high
est freshet that ever occurred I'm this
river. The highest was in 1886, when IL
reached 81 feet 8 inches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
for the shipments. Prices range Yrom
Si.50 to ~ per barrel.
HOME AGAIN.

noab ASAtNs
The Stouewall Brigade Band. after .
fortnights absence in Chicago. where II
gave daily concerts on the Exposition.
Grounds, returned this morning. The
boys were met at the station BY q large
delegation of their admiring friends and
cordially welcomed home after the splen-
did exhibit made in the Windy City.
Despite the financial stringency there
Is healthy activity in business circles
here. Our streets are filed with hustle
and business. A surprising amount OF
building Is going on considering the Hat
ness of the money world.
The trade Of the four female colleges. OF
the male academies, of the two State insti-
tutions. and the employed labor on Staun-
toms new post-offioe building aud on the
two new hotels fill Staunton's sails. send.
ing her along at Vigilant gait. whilst
other cities rock idly in the doldrums.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
SILVER FIGHT ENDED.
Y uy senators Of All Factions-Votiog
Itnhnhle hN IrIhay.


~iIrNGTlN. u. c.. October 24.-The
-.... r t. senate can best be set
.- - OH. nlowing statements which
D.. ben r.l- 20 a reporter Of the
i--n 3,. lated Press by the senators
e.. vt. represent the two factions
b.. .. tt. parties:
d, ,.r.... chairman Of tho Finance
-- aI manager for the blil'
%. .,. .s .a sight. and It will be un-
r.I r.nal. / believe the vote VIII
R... and there may be propa-
1 .t. rmIug even earlier. The vote
q. h h.l .u the bill now before the
81. J. am sure the House VIII
I H.r leader Of the silver Demo
O.. Finance Committee; Il am
.. ft believe the end Of the
.r J viii not be party TO
.Ics. / am anxious for
t .u.nIments. and would take
@ r.ss.ble. Then. when they
f.. Way. / want 10 see the vote
s. f tl itself as soon as posi-
A'a Republican repeater: 1T
t. senate would come TO a
t.y short time"
I..pubiican). silyeritc and
earnest workers against
lt.r Democrats having seen
..-. ,he fight, | hardly think
-.r L-iub.lcans Will feel justified
. uu.tructive methods. They
IaNst that debate shall be
.a. all have spoken who de-
all also that there shall be
lae various amendments
t.,...r were heard from to the
..'. Mr. Allen (Nebraska):
lk as n the end was com
r win never give up until
runs over me. OF course
H. i..t that / cannot carry on
-..uou OF those in charge of
tf.t the struggle has been
M 20 push the measure TO a
ming haste. Senators
lad stewart viii finish the
.ave left uncompleted, and
utabie that one or two
.. made The belief is that
".t b, said by the silver Dem
VOTES THIS WEEK.
q ..sass was made this morn
h. .tu how long II would take
De-. '.'y nf the remainder OF these
tai from that inquiry grows
a.. '' the votes on the amend
r, token by Friday. The vote
t.... viii probably not be
saturday. unless there should
gt l.i disposition manifested
-lr any more time In debate
s,.... Gay when the prospects OF
'A tte Senate seemed so far
Z '.hcia Tracey. chairman OF
H. i'- .n the House which had
a n.. '.' progress OF the Wilson
as.... Hat body. issued a call for
t,... h.s associates this morning.
,...'rl in fun number In the room
q ..''.'ire on Naval Affairs. When
4, a.. "stther Representative Will
a H.. ''N or the Committee on Ways
= %. stated that IN view Of the fact
D. e..... lie about which they had
- 49,. '' consult had been abandoned
49,. 4'hrer a possibility. a motion
p ,s. would oe the proper thing.
es,rg 'he unanimous sense OF the
~ 'D1 the motion TO adjourn was
sssl 81, ,A. opinion OF the gentlemen
II -, Tar an any expression was
= h u Unconditional repeal would
sl-i ,,.. senate very soon; that the
IA bI a would quit ana let the yoor-
1sso,,,. n, 60 through. ''
A. ID, l.,",cbNENT OF SURRENDER.
s.rs last s,e.a.sl y o'clock to-day senator
,ssfn..S@ ING ~ Tor the silver Democrats.
,Vsssrs,s" ~, silver Republicans that the
~ sT hea concluded that after
: Hey ts'Isu'nstanees into considera-
sss ~. naa decided that their best
rs,.', ta 70 drop the fighf ag.snst
Va 'a oiil and allow IL to az rons - :
~ 'seizioa Is no, rsco ssidsrsd--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. 1t sootLes the
child. softens the gums, allays ell pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for diarrhGa. 20 cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25

disappointment was felt this afternoon at
the failure OF the University OF viFginia
Reserve football team to appear here In
their game scheduled with the Staunton
Military Academy team. Al the last mo-
menf the Charlottesville team telegraphed
its inability to get on with the fscuitys
y,ermissiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Gu..ts on siauha,tas IsI.,

Especial telegram TO the Dlspafch.)
NEW YORK, October 24>-E. w. upy.
lor, Park Avenue; q. Schoen, Barthotdiy
Il. Whlttle. Grand Union; II. BaFbotr.
Gilsey; A. X. Yarbrough. Albemarle. O.
w. Hunter. Broadway Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25

This can sasliy Do done. FiSst- use me nnesb
6somach Btttsrk Next. gtve up opisses and
mineral sedsuves. which ruin the s3olnachs and
soon coaee to have an aRsct, except ~ daneef-
ously large dossA Dyspspsis y ne pazent Of
in10lnnia and nerve xe3SneaA 1oe bnter1
nsssd 3 ~ sSss nalasssl psss sa3 "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
AUGUSTUS PAYING APPLE CROP
FsrmerS Bank Account Lssssiy Iu-
ers.ssd--stonswaI Bssd Back.

Z coFrespondebce Of The Richmond Dispasch-)
SrAuxxon. Va. October A.-The seasons
apple crop Of Augusta county will add no
little 10 the faxmers' bank account Thou
,sds SSs Sa,S q s1shSs e. s St e. syoy .p I q,
= briak market il found In Stanton for the
orchards product
Waeon-load after vaeon-load are seen
on our ssxeets each dag. Large warerooms
have beeon opened BY buysrs tor the
nQsthegn an6 Weatern trade, and one firm
q eee0sso ksvs slfssdy nads y see0 basssls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
LANDING OF COLUMBUS.
The Closing Celebration of the Worlds
Fair-Pyrotechnics spiendors.
nv taiacr,nh N thu DianatchN

IBy teIegraph 70 tne DIspHlCu'
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. CHICAGO, Octo-
Der A.-The official programme for the
closing celebration, Columbus Day, will
include as Its principal feature spectacle
of the landing of Columbus. The caravals
will be used for that purpose, and the
landing Will give all the realistic details
and will take place on the shore of Lake
Michigan. The ceremony Of lowering all
of the official flags from the departmental
and other exposition buildings will take
place at sunset. The fair will expire OFF,
cially and internationally IN blaze Of
pyrotechnic splendor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
strong Minded sat Dowa Upon

LANSING. MICH. october 4.-The SUI
preme Court this morning handed down a
decision on the woman suffrage law pass
ed by the last Legislature admitting NO
court declares that the law Is utterly
unconstitutional and void.
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SHREVEPORT. La. October A--Neax
Knox Point. some twenty miles ABOVE 3naS
nixht. the news having just rceched this
city. The negroes are MD 70 have oe1n
notorious hog thieves, and the mob, y y
stated. was Composed OF both whites ard
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and Il does not seem at all probable that
Il will be--the end OF the present fight
VIII be soon reached, and the result will
he In accordance with the wishes OF the
President and the repeal forces In the
Senate.