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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18

Tho Richmond Va-) Dispatch. In an
swer to the Chicago Tribune's state
ment that the Popullst earthquake in
Georgia left the Democratic party with
o yawning assure. running right down
through the middle Of IL, says: THE
strong arm Of the Federal Government
had been lifted from the shoulders Of
the southern people, and provision made
for elections free from Federal control,
ard, as we have said. q Democratic adj
ministration was in control Of the govern
ment at Washington, or the earthquake
the Tribune speaks Of would not have
shaken any Southern State" After the
November earthquake, and when four or
I'VE moro Democratic States show assures
running down through the middle of
them, the Tribune 10 Of opinion that the
Dispatch will doubt the efficacy Of the
repeal Of the Federal eiections-law.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
6ufaeisnt unto the day II the evil
thereof. We have no fear that four or
ave Southern Democratic States win show
after the November election assures run
ming down through the middle Of them"
We could easily "ses' the Tribune's pre-
diction. and go one BETTER" but a. the
election u only three weeks on. we prefer
to watt awhile with patience until
nrediction shall b axnhansAd far fAnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Civil Service Reform.

1t is hard TO draw the line between al
Iowable practical politics." as the phrase
Is, and what may be styled sentimental
politics. We make this remark as COM
ment upon the statement that the United
States Civil-Service Commission had
just issued a circular concerning requests
made to Federal employees for contrbu-
lions to party campaign expenses, adj
y1sing them not to pay dollar unless
they desired to do So and assuring them
that their Offices will not be jeopardzed
for refusing TO contribute
This circular was issued, Of course in
the interest OF civil-service reform. Its
object was. no doubt good one. That
is. the commission really believed that In
issuing II they were rendering o service
TO good government But the circular
would read as an entirely-d different docu-
ment II its object were known to be to
throw all the work Of electing a Demo-
cratic House Of Representatives upon the
shoulders Of men who have no office
now. and will have none even II the
Democrats carry the next House and
elect the next President. That Is to say.
the offce-holders may refuse to contribute
Of their means or their time to the sue
cess Of the Democratic party. and YET
In seeking suitable persons to I'LL the
offices Of government, the next Demo-
cratic administration will attach no more
Importance to the claims Of q jealous
working Democrat than to the claims of
an incumbent Republican Everybody is
notified that the Offices are for those who
already occupy them.
The establishment Of the rule that gov
eminent ofiicials shall hold their places
during good behavior or for life would
be the establishment Of q ciyil.servics
pension list It would never DO 20 Iseep
men In once until they were old. de.
crepit ana unable 10 work. and then turn
them over to the cold charity Of tho world.
A. It II now. the ofhcials DO not get old
IL ONCE. but are removed before they be-
come disabled for work. They drop into
places Of some sort ana make out to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
How to Vote on the Amendment.

Arrangements have been made to send
out from Richmond to each county and
city in the State the ballots for and
against" the constitutional amendment
These ballots are to be voted separately
from the ballots for congressman. and are
to be put in separate ballot-box.
Those who want to save this Common
wealth about $4,000 per annum Of per-
fectly useless criminal charges will vote
'for" the amendment; those who are
opposed to this economy will vote
against" the amendment.
If the amendment is adopted the Gene
raj Assembly will provide by law that
hundreds Of trifling criminal cases now
sent on to the grand jury shall hereafter
be tried. under proper safeguards. by
justices Of the peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
HON. +. a HIrrroN.

Chatham Hin. October 2eth q p. ND
Ceres, October nth q p. NJ
Rural Retreat. October nth q. p. MY
HON. d. GARDINER TYLER.
Newport News. October 10Th nixho.
Hampton. October 10Th.
Fox Hill, October 10th tnighp
Claremont. October I'd.
Surry Courthouse. October I'd.
Dendon, October 2,d might.
Ivor, October I'D (barbecue).
York, October Hth.
Lambert Point, October 18th.
Seawclrs Point. October 18th.
Suffolk, October 18th might.
whaleyville. October 9th.
Norfolk (Bramtlcton). October Ith.
Portsmouth. November LIST.
Isle OF wight Courthouse. November 9Th.
HON. RUFUS A. AYERS.
Iyanhoe. wythe county October 18th.
Pulaski City. October 10th.
Tazeweii. October sd.
Pocahontas October 9th (nIghO.
Richards. Tazewell county. October
18th.
Falrvlew. Scott county. November I'd.
Dufieid, Scott county, November %
(nighO.
Clinchport. Scott county. November 90.
HON. w. a. LITTLE. JR-
Montross, October I'D.
Saluda. october 2ith.
HON. r. T.. BYRD.
Madison Courthouse. october 18th.
GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE.
waynesboro'. October 18th.
Greenville. October 10Th.
HON. f. f. MEREDITH.
Warrenton. October I'd.
HON. PETER J. OTEY.
ChristIansburg. october 25th.
Concord Depot. october 18th (barbecue).
HON. c. II. MANSUR.
Warrenton. october 22d.
HON. r. WALTON MOORE.
Orange. October I'D.
HON. J. c. VISOR.
Big Stone Gap and Honaker. october
18th and 18th (barhecues).
HON. BEVERLEY b. MUNFORD.
Elba Plttsylvania county,. October oath
(barbecue).
New Kent Courthouse, October 9th
(barbecue).
Ringgold Pittsylvania county,, October
Goth (barbecue).
Rocky Mount F'rankln county,. No.
vember 81 barbecue
HON. JAMES r. EPEs.
Amelia Courthouse. October 18th.
HON. BAKER Z. LEE.
Brunswick October I'D.
HON. JAMES n. STUBBS.
Ivor. October 22d (barbecue).
Surry Courthouse. October 23d.
Norfolk (Brambleton). October 9th
(nighU.
HON. S. L. JONES.
Hollins Institute, Roanoke county, Oc-
tober Goth might.
Stewartsville. Bedford county, october
Christiansburg, Montgomery county, DC
tober 18th.
Elliston, Montgomery county. October.
18th might.
Memo Store, Franklin county. October
9th, 3 y. NJ.
Houston, Halifax county. October 3lst.
HON. J. RANDOLPH HENRY.
Graham, October 18th might.
Cove Creek, October 20th.
Grundy, October cath.
Paint Lick, october nth.
Richlands, october 18th.
HON. MEADE HAsKINS.
Wylliesburg. October 9th.
HON. II. ID. FLOOD.
Gladstone, Nelson county, October cd
(niyhD.
Glenmore buckingham county, October
9th.
Rosney. October 18th.
HON. II. r. POLLARD.
Newport News, October 10Th.
King and Queen. November LIST.
j. TAYLOR ELLYSON, Chairman.
]. Bell Bigger Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Meetings in Hanover.

Democratic appointments in Hanover:
Dabneys. /: NJ. october l9th-Colonel
Tazewel Elicit. Hon. +. NJ. Parrish.
Haws Shop, Z. +. NJ, October 2d-Dr
b. l.. Winston, George p. Haw. Esq.
Montpelier. +. NJ. October 26th-Dr.
=. L. Winston, IL. G. Buchanan, Esq. c.
A. Boyco
Ashland, 7:30 y. NJ, October 27th-Col-
onel Tazewell Elicit. +. r. Lassiter. Esq.
Old Church, p NJ, October Slst-Dr.
B. L. Winston. George p. Haw. Esq.
Cold Harbor. +. NJ. November lst-.
DR.. b. l.. Winston, Walter Sydnor, ESQ.
Beaver Dam, p. NJ. November lst--
II. G.. Buchanan, Esq, c. A. Boyce, Esq
Rockville, L. NJ. November 3d-Dr
Il. l.. Winston. II. G.. Buchanan, Esq,
C. A. Boyce, Esq.
Ashland. 7:s0 p. NJ. November 3d-Hon.
II. w. Flournoy, DR.. 3. l.. Winston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Malone and Our Election Law.

II Is now pretty well understood that
next year General Malone VIII make
fight in this State for a new election-law.
A bill WILL II Is said, be prepared ana all
opponents OF the existing law be asked 10
support IT, Malone Is too shrewd poll
tlcian to make II Republican issue. put
he proposes to try and elect Legislature
pledged to this particular blu. He mas,
am told communicated with some prom'-
nent Democrats on the subject. and hopes
10 be able to get their support for the
measure-From the Richmond letter In
the Norfolk Virginian.
IL grleyes us much to hear that our
election-law does not suit General Ma
hone. What does he want? The An
derson- cCormck law was very objec-
,ionable TO him, and indeed all OF our
election. laws that have been witnesses
of his defeat have met with his condem-
nation.
The trouble in Virginia. as between
Malone and the body or voters. is not
SO much that our laws are wrong as that
our voters are persistently Democratic.
We do not expect to be able to please
the General in the making of election
laws. but we think that We may safciy
appeal to the Democrats OF this state TO
give Mahone's alleged project no counte-
nance. II. after trial, we find that our
law should be amended in any particular.
we know that the General Assembly
will promptly set to work to alter anu
improve 1t as experience suggests Mean
while. the thing for us to do Is 10 ac-
quaint ourselves with the provisions OF
the law and help to make 1t success
as much Of a success, at least. as IL IL
possible for any new election-iaw 10 DC
upon It's first trial
We know Of no state In the Union that
has tried the Australian ballot system
that has abandoned 1t; we know OF no
State that has not found that 1t could
improve its law after having had 1t In
practical operation once or more.
Much has been said and done to preju-
dice the minds Of our people against the
Walton law, but their good sense mas
come to their rescue and encouraged them
to believe that the law Is proper one
and that 1t should have fair trial
From all parts of our State lniorma-
ton comes to US that excellent men nave
been chosen and have consented to serve
as special constables on November 9th.
So far as we know. In every case the
appointee is an "honest and discreet
person." and will, to the best OF his
ability. and under the obligations OF his
oath. see that the law is executed In
letter and spirit
The Special Constable must do his duty
as the law lays down that duty; he must
not go outside Of the law. as the Special
Constable at Buchanan did knowing
how important II is for the Constable and
all other officers of election 10 under
stand our new law We have frequently
besought them TO study its provisions
carefully in advance Of the day or cleo
ton. This advice we now repeat. In order
that there may be a full compliance with
the provisions of the law. and so that
the experiment soon to be made OF Its
practical operation may be fair one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
BITTEN BY A svLLpoo.
The Owner Fined and the Animal Killed
Death Of John l. buchanan.

Death Of John L. buchanan.
ASHLAND. VA, October 17.-tSpeciaL)
Yesterday afternoon Miss Clara Cox was
badly bitten by vicious bulldog. Sne
was out visiting. and while passing resi-
dence In the upper part OF the town the
dog ran from the yard and attacked ner'
She was taken home, where she is sur
fering both from her wounds and a severe
shock to her nervous system. The owner
of the dog was fined for having such an
animal, and by order Of the Mayor the
canine was killed.
The Street Committee Of the Town
Council will begin within a few days 10
lay an 1s-inch drain from the intersection
OF England street and Railroad avenue
down the former street about 1000 yards
This will be great Improvement. ms IL
will close up a drain that has been an
eyesore to all passers for years.
A telegram received here to-day by Mr..
II. q. Buchanan from his father, Hon. j.
l.. Buchanan. for several years Superin-
tcndent OF Public Instruction OF Virginia.
but now president OF the Arkansas state
University. announces the death OF MS
son, John L.. Jr.. which occurred In Fay
etteville, Ark. last Sunday. The news
was n great shock. not only to those OF
his family who are here, but TO all or
Ashland, as the young man was n great
favorite among all classes OF our people
His death was caused from heart trouble,
an aiment from which he has been sur
ferer for years. He vas In his zlst year,
and a bright. intelligent, whole-souled
young man.
THE CAMPAIGN.
Politics Is beginning 10 occupy the minds
OF our people TO a considerable extent.
The County Democratic Committee ore
hard at work. and have arranged Tor
numerous speeches In all parts OF the
county. The meeting at divers last sa-
turday was the largest and most enthusl-
astic in years. Elicit and winston the
Democratic nominees, did themselves
great good. and brought many errlns
sheep back to the fold. Mr.. II. @. Buch-
anan also spoke words OF wisdom TO the
crowd, and ably held up the Democratic
end OF the log. -,
DR.. II. NJ Smith, OF Ashland. VIII
marry on the oath at Willimantic Conn.
Miss Edith May Damon. The Doctor IL
one OF Ashland's favorte sons, and ne
brings to our midst charming ana intel
Iigent daughter OF the Nutmeg state VINO
has already many warm friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Chairman Wilaou.

Some Of the Republican papers are still
making war upon Mr.. Wilson. chairman
Of the Committee of Ways and Means
Of the House Of Representatives. They
seem to have a strong desire to admin
a speech In England In which he avowed
his tarifY-for-revenue creed. cease,
yipersi you bite q Ale" Mr.. Wilson's
record Il clear one, and he is by no
means afraid to ask the voters Of his dis
trict to pass upon his conduct as their
representative in Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Use 23-Su, Tu&Th)
bicycles. BICYCLE REPAIRING,

R1CICLEo, DIOIOLE WEI hIIs1NN,
ID &c-N. LEONARD, SOS east Main street,
wishes to inform his cycling and sporting
friends that he has Just opened up large shop
at above address for the manufacture and re-
pairing Of bicycles, sulkeys, &C., and has en-.
gagged the services OF j. HOYLE, OF Chicago, to
superintend the above. Special wheels OF va
rious Weights and designs made TO order. High
grade nickel plating and enamelling. keep
full limo OF sundries, Fittings, etc, Rims FORKS,
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wheels, repairs, &c, fully guaranteed and
promptly attended to-
N. B-Mr. HUYLB, in charge OF above, has
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ence with English and American makers, In.
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&C 9-tt o0S east Main street, Richmond.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
CROWN AND scEPrER.

The queen Of Afghanistan has decided 70
adopt European dress.
The Princes Of Wales has found 20 ncces-
sary TO deny the sensational statement tnat
she has decided To withdraw from society.
The empress OF Austria has just entered
uuon her fifty seventh year She is in per
feet health aud saws that Madeira, where
she spent her last birthday, h an earthly
paradise
The German emperor has now turned his
attention g. sculpture, with results, it Is
said quite as untoward as were the conse-
cuences OF his interference with science ami
literature
The Empress Frederick, mother Of the
present emperor Of Germany, has for many
wears enjoyed the distinction 81 being the
most unpopular person in Berlin. She dis
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her
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once present while two Of his sons were
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Hush. " said the emperor, You forget that
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.ATHESON d GO

LAS SUMMONS IN THE DIsTHICT
y coert nf the First Judicial district Of ths
e,sie Of Montana In and Tor the county Of
Lewis aud Clarke.
'.aeliA rAaAm, plaintiff. Va frederick era
ham. defendant
The state OF MoutAna sends greeting TO ths
above named defendant
Aouare lereby required 70 appear In an seton
brought aeainst you ~ the above named plain
th N tho distriit ccurt 81 tho FIRST indieiAi
district Of the state OF Montana. in and for The
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% this summons u served within this county
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w. ID. Gardiner Sttorney for plaintiff.