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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
OXFORD TOBdCCO MbRKEI.
Granville Grays to go into Camp at More
head city.

OXFORD. -. c.. July lO.-Special To-
day oxford is fuii Of Populists who meet
here to appoint delegates % the various
conventions Of their party.
The Rey. Joseph Rennie. formerly pi3-
tor II the Prcsbvtcr3n church M ihls ;
place. but now pastor Of cnlrch y
Louisville. Ky. spent a idv on Two u
oxford last week as the guest OBJ @i =
Major Neuah.e. lle Was warmly -, ~
"a by HIS many friends who desired nat
be should preach FOR them on Ycrl' Ii'Y
but he felt constrained tO 80 IA 10 hi~ oii
home ln Richmond. where Dee ana ny
most excellent wifc (was M'ts 1"ii'uA")
have many relatives. A.
The Granyill- GrIys. mentors OF 'nr
State Guard. which We cOnsiicr a 't+cA
c.mpquy. leaves TODAY 90 .J ih,y rh-
carnnment a N0rehcr In" vance
Guards. from Henderson. VIII JOIN the.h
L,r.. fo-d4y en- route to the enctmpm pmrhl,
The oxford tobacco mHrHet ha5 "at
,,r more than lts average qlahuty OF
t.iaoc0 On sales in our various WhI
bo,,eas and prices have been hlthly
.'-tisf,.tory 10 the farmers who nave
ga h.re. Il is estimated tax the t0Dac-
-, 'rop wiu Doe f4r Jess ln qttnty tnAl
,ls,al as much more attention J. beIhs
,.iJ by our people % the cultivation %
rr ,rhi. ls an encouraging omen tyF
tbe prosperity Of this section.
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WASHINGTON. D. g.. July m.-Re-
turns % the Department ~ Agriculture
for cotton. make the average condition
500 against a3 in June. showing an
Improvement in the condition 0f L3 points
The condition I'm July. 1893, was ,21 The
averages 10y states are as follows. Flr-
ciuia. 81; North Carolina, %, South Caro-
Ina. IS: Georgia, 7S Florida. g3. Ala
blma. 81; Mississippi SIS; Louisiana, 9f;
Texas 90. Arkansas, o.. Tennessee. 13.
The reports show a slight general i'm
lie cotton belt I'm five States. T. e.. Nir-
ginia. Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
and Tennessee, there has been de-
cline, while I'm the states " North Caro-
Ina. South Carolina Georgia, Florida
and Texas. there has been AN improve
ment I'm the condition of the crop.
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SfrUArIoN ~ sAcKAnBSro.
SIX Hundred Regulars will EndeaVor o
D.. store order There

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10-Colonei
Graham. with three hundred regulars
from The presidio. five Gauing guns and
two Hotchkiss guns embarked on the
ferry steamer Alameda this forenoon ana
were taken % Mare Island There the
command was increased by three nun
dred marines. and an loadai'on TWO river
steamers and started for Sacramento.
When this news reached Sacramento the
strikers became wild. There are now
over three thousand strikers i'm Sacra-
mento to resist the Federal and SttlI
tr0ops. Flushed with victory over UNI eu
States marshals and police on Iue9s
last and a complete victory over Hi.
then a thousand state militianeh to
following day. they are lust In a hi"oN ~
resist regulars tomorrow. ..... f.,,,,
There was means of transportation " ,'" v''
strikers at South Vallejo heard lie
lars we're coming they "kllet an ~ ~
engines. itching one. and sll"eu ."
blockading the track from, the
This afternoon the crews Iro.t o,.It,r,'r
Cbaricstoo Monterey. Theus MaIion, ,.Ia
and IndeDenderce were lanueI & ,L.,,if
island for riot drill They con ir'Sc -. ~
five hundred men, and VIII le"''
land tO-night. ,, nreparations
In the face Of the genera ',SlpstsfaTce
the strikers are making foi ieS,,,,t@a,rs
~ otti,,,de of the locomotive eng El,Veis 49,
~ a,trocttnr attention. ltepIesslt. ". t,.,f
- - 81 ,.,., General Supbr ntendrht = i,
" .',' m.'.,'n 81 ~, anoounced that they MeIc 49,
NJ. -. ,,,r, 49,, 10 work at a moment ~ ~ g
I" te'un n noints in the state except -
ro,,,anto and Oakland the sllu"'''''
aaais-. .sriL@"H
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.n,ther Rlchmond aud Danvllle $40

COLUMBIA, ). c., July lo.-The Char-
lotte. Columbia and Augusta and the
coiunbla and Greenyille railway lines IA
the Ricamond and Danville system we're
cola here today under decree OF the
Circuit Court Of the United states. Each
road was bid in at 10000 by samuel
Srancer nrasident Of the Southern Rail-
Nay Company, the purchasers -. carry
ont the terms OF the reorganization as
agreed upon under the DreAei Morgan
& co. Arrangement.
Among those present al the sale We're
President Samuel Spencer General Man
aeer " II. Green. Nice-President Bald
win. Superintendent Y. T.. Melee, Colonel
n II. duncan and Colonel a. Il. An
dreWs.
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was submitted 10 the officials Of tho
General Managers Association, and the
following official reply was returned:
"The gradual resumption Of through
passenger traffic. so Far as Chicago is
concerned. is being effected with new
10y the troops We have contended from
the outset that we have enough men 10
run our trains II they were allowed TO
work without molcstation. and that the
partial tie-up has been due solely 10 the
action OF the mobs and rioters. The uu'h
OF this contention is demonstrated tn the
schedules showing the gradual resump-
ton Of passenger traffic II Is useless 10
deny however, that without the ald oi
Federal and State military We could not
have done as much as we have In TINS
direction. and that with the military win
drawn the situation would be as bad rs
ever, What We are doing IS being so'e'y
done by the aid Of the troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
TIRGINIA ODD-FRLLOWS.
Grand Encampment NJ Hampion-Maniy
". Kpmo- Grand Patriarch

HAMPTON VA. July io-Special.-T
Grand EnCampment |. O. O. T.. OF Vlr-
einia met here to-day In annual session.
with a large number of DELEGATES pres
ent. and much enthusiasm prevailed. The
following officers We're elected and in
arch. Manly B. Ramos. of Richmond: /:
Grand Senior Warden, George \. Walker.
Of Fredericksburg. Il. \. Etherdge. "
Portsmouth. Grand Scribe r. Y. Turney.
George W. nan. Of Norfolk. Grand Junior
Warden Mr. H. Bolton. Of Lynchburg.
The next session q the Grand Encamp-
meut will be held Ia Portsmouth, Va.
July 10. 1896.
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CIPTdIN HOOR NJ RT.
A Heavy Timber Fell on Iiim-Mntch
Game of Bal at Boydton.

BOYDTON. VA. July lo.-Special.-
CAPTAIN Moore. an employe of the rail-
road. was dresdfully wounded at GINS
et,tion obout four miles from this place,
on Yesterday by heavy timber falling
upon his back He was brought TO this
place for treatment.
The Clarksvlle baseball team played
tho B0ylton team a match game here
yesterday. which resulted in q defeat
for the Clarksyilc team by a score of
1O 10 - The Judges pronounced Il
splendid game both sides playing well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

SPRINGWOOD. VA. July special
In Transmitting over the wire The
Times special from Fincasue last
night portion WIS omitted,
which does Captain J. h. II. Fiegatt
great Injustice. The matter omitted
reads. Zach delegate appointed his own
alternate: the delegation IS solid loo favor
Of captain j. H. b. F.gglu for Con-
gress. ON second choice they stand
tmelve for Tuck.r and i've l0r Wool
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
KKG UIARS FIRE AG8IN.
In IA Mob of Foreign strikers one Is hilien
and seNeral Monnded.

SPRING VALLEY. ILL, July lo.-A
company of regulars. commanded ny
Captain Conrad. came into collision WIN
a mob Of strikers. principally miners
this afternoon, at Rock Island rahTodp
etatton and after patiently enduring vol
ict ofter vOlley of stones. fired, killing
one ana woundng several e,-
The mob was largely composed OF Hun-
carians. Poles, and other foresners.
Their threatening demOnstrauons yes
rresence OF the troops. and the attack
beran before the soldiers had landed
from the train. After his soldiers had
been well pelted with stones ana the mon
threatening 20 run over his men, captain
Conrad gave the order TO fire.
The mob broke for the timber when
the firing began and has not assembled
since The troops went back to Chi
cagO tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

NILI.RORO SPRINGS. VA. July 10
Snecfal.-Thc Democrats of Bath county
hrld a mass-mcetlng at Warm SPRINGS
today for the purpose OF sending dele-
gates 20 the convention. which meets At
buchanan the 10Th of August 80 uOm-
nate a congror sman FOR the Tenth disc
trict. Bath is entitled 90 five votes, four
arr for Tucker and one for Flood
strong resolutions approving congress
man fuckers action on the Federal cleo
tion law and tariff bill were unanimously
aloufai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

CHICAGO. ILL. July lo-At p. ".
today Judge Bailey. OF the Illinois Su.
rr.r9e Court. announced that he would
rr.flse 10 issue a supersedeas in the case
Of Prendersast. the ASSASSIN OF Mayor
tain the hanging OF Prendergast Friday.
Juiv 18Th The only hope for Prenier-
cast Is interference by Governor Altgeld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

CONSTANTINOPLE. July l0.-Two vlo-
lent earthquake shocks were felt here
this afternoon each shock lasting twenty
seconds The inhabitants have been COM
pletely alarmed, and are fleeing from
their homes I'm anticipation OF other ana
more serious disturbances. The damage
done throughout the city IS considerable.
and II is reported that several persons
we're killed The bourse. banks ana public
departments have been closed. and many
thousands OF persons are camping out
fearing TO re-enter their homes. TWO dis
asuous fires have occurred since tAe
shaelS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July io.-Speaker
Crisn expects tO leave tonight FOR
ceorgia. where his brother t. seriously
I'M IN ras. u bis absence Tor tn balance
.; ,be week a special rule viii bring the
SicRae land forfeiture bill 10 vote at
IN o.clock tO-mOrrOW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

class postmastcrs to-day FOR North Caro-
lima.
The only Virginia appointment was
that OF Miss Leila B. Foster, az stella.
Patrick county. vice J. l.. Foster. re-
signed H. L. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

r.t,..io,
"
-u-- AGO. July lO-Slowly, but steadily
ana certainly as BELTS the SUE
.. r,,,o, +ro,oh-
,-- power or a tIt"' ""'l'"' '"' ""7.
d that wide stretch Of Its domain
.,.il-.lie,o.e3 psrsons are taking ad-
.,..-,,,,,al ,,4ue.,.ioi com
or an 'NN, ''o''''' '''', '''', ,''NI
' incite NloieH'e ana ploo"S"'''
. r raj Government is working 10
,lf.r,,,,rt of tb,. for ,rtfrb tts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
EKsUMPTION or TRAFFIC
Being Effected bv New Men wish the q
nr III. IIonra


of the Troops.
CHICAGO July l0.-The committee ap-
n'el Dy the mass. meeting or trades
lni9if. held Sunday night 70 arrange Ior
te admiration Of the pullman boycott
failing 20 DO which BY 1 o'clock to-day a
general strike was 10 be ordered reported
GfttmCon that their efforts nag
la.ei and he trades unions were ief'
70 rtiry out the decision Of the meeting
tn1 declare general strike. The strikers
-f age uat a general strike VIII De oe-
talel within twcpty-fOur hours, inVOlN-
~ not less than ldO.0c men.
- he stateGcnts cmanSt ting from the
General Mar ayers Association, announc-
Hg Tie graoual resumption ot through
Passenger train service. have evoked
D-merOus inquiries from the East as 10
whether these conditions were beng
brought about by the return OF the
s3n1ers, by the securing OF new EN-
I'oyes. or by the aid OF the Govern
'-'slt. categorical query an this '>'''A'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

WASHINGTON, July lo-The Senate
has confirmed the nominations Of the tol-
orange. Va, ana +. ID. Smith. Dothen.
Ala.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
PORISHOUTH RRJoICBs.
work at the Navy Yard Ordered to be He-
sufnrd.

NORFOLK. VA, July ln.-Speclal.--
There is great rejoicing In Portsmouth to-
day. There have been rumors for some
time that all work at the yards would
be suspended and LIS men would be
thrown out Of employment. Work was
IoiIndHy shut down last night. but this
morning an the men were reCaIled-due 10
lhe Influence Of MIR. Tyler.
KEsIGNATIoS or PASTOR.
Key. John w. Dougherty pastor Of
the S9uth-Street Baptist church. OF Ports
ganlzed the church five years ago. No
reason IS assigned
Captain Murdaugh. who was recently
made supervising inspector OF steam ves-
seis Tor the district. Is ready 10 furnish
his bond.
The board. consisting Of Judge Il.
w Hughes, Of the United states court,
Collector Shields and the supervising In
spectOr. was expected % meet the end
OF the present week and elect the iuspec-
tor Of hulls and boilers For these po-
sitiOns there are several candidates. T. e.
Captain W. Y. Johnson. W. 4. Duke, and
J. H. Gregory, for inspector OF hulls, and
J. h. Grey, +. Smith and John Patrick,
Of Norfolk. and Mr. Nicholson. OF Ports
mouth. Captain Duke has been endorsed
by Mr.. Tyler.
Major A. Myers, who has been the pres-
dent OF the Real Estate Exchange since
It's organization several years ago. has de-
clned reelection. This morning he was
presented with a handsome silver SER
vice by the members.
SCHOONER RAISED.
The large four masted schooner
W. W. Ward, which was run into and
sunk near Wiiloughby Spit. June 18th. by
the schooner r. T. Hargrove. has been
raised by the Merritt Wrecklng Company.
Rev. Mr. Small has gone 10 Austin.
Texas 10 conduct religious meeting.
He win return 10 Norfolk IN a few weeks.
and will reside In the handsome residence
~ the late John +. Dezendorf on Park
avenue I'm BrambletOn.
II j. now said that the Prohibition pa
per VIII not appear before September.
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,,EAlnrK roKECNsr.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July l0-For
Virginia: Fair and warmer. south Winds
F0r North Carolina: Local showers.
east winds. shifting 10 south, warmer In
western portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

CHICAGO, ILL. July lO.-John j. Har-
rahun. wee Grand Master Of ne, Ere.
,,e's brotherhood, was arrested last
nt.ht Cor conspiring to interrupt inter
sis5fe commerce and mail trafiic by Ia
1"rinq the Belt Line engine crew 10 quit
work o -. N ,,,.ot,I o.
,,l 1iade from Ashley. Ind, on the
%Vsbash W. road, says the blockade has been
rsised " spd'h there. sixty non-union men are at
work. ,~,r Hiram Agier. president OF the
An.erican Railway Union ~ ,enn,v ASn,SS WAS was
ai-L. s@s int@rf-Dan0A ~hh
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ne inter-stato trafnc and taken to In

dianapolis.
CHICAGO. July lO.-The situation. as
reported by the General Managers Asso-
Slauon this morning, grows steadily
DIishter. Through passenger service on
nIl or the lines leading out o. Chicago
- quite generally resumed and the su-
UuIpau service is almost restored TO its
hoIluat state Freight service IS stu ham
pered but as much was moved Yesterday
as mas been handled In the four pre-
ceulns days, ana the prospect for to-day
Is mat even better conditions will pre-
van. Perlshable freight IS now being ac-
cepted by many OF the roads, and the
country products coming IN is relieving
All danger OF a famine.
Now the news Bows striko-Ncxtl
CHICAGO. ILL, July l0.-One thousand
Chicago newsbOys decided last night 20
JON the boycott They announced the
results Of their meeting during the pa
rade Of the streets at 10 o'clock. In
swarmed up the steps, through the doors
and proclaimed their intention.
The newsboy's boycott viii be forced
and three evening issues. They We're en-
listed In the cause by the energy Of the
American Railway I nl0n. and they viii
not sell copies Of the Herald, Tribune,
Inter Ocean, Mall, Post. nor Journal
No strike Feyer in Pitt,burg.
PITTSBURG PA, July lo.-The call Of
President Dehs for assistance OF railroad
men in this district has met with little
response. Very few men can be found I'm
favor Of going out now, or at any other
time unlcsss they have some grievance.
BUFFALO. y. y, July lO.-The rail-
road officials are less apprehensive than
for several DAYS. and express the be-
lief that the crisis has passed So far as
Buffalo Is concerned. and That there
viii be no trouble here.
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TO-DAY WILL DECIDE
Either a Crisis or a Collapse
Must Result.
STRIKE LEADERS ARRESTED.
JIysgn Calls Out The K. Of L. Organ
izaiiOI.
Trade UNIONS TO JOIN THE BOYCOTT.

49,. railroads In a Better shape than a.
Anv Time Since the strike Became
Gsneral-YesterdAy "A Day of Quiet
and DeliberatiOn-- To-day
Looked Forward to
with Some Ap-
prehsnsion.
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ENIGHIs or IABOR CALLED OUT.
General Master Workman Severe gn Issues
HIo M.uffeafO

CHICAGO. July lO-Gcneral Master
Workman Sovereign Of the Knights OF
Labor. issued his manifesto tonight, call
ing out the Knights Of Labor everywhere.
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{ lenrlnr he irack..

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL, duly To-
shortly after o'clock Nelson Morris and
Armour & CO. put gang of men at
work clearing the tracks an Forty-seV-
enth and LOomis streets crowd OF
nearly 3.O)9 men and boys gathered about
- 0,orkers. and for q while the situa-
ION was considered critical. The men al
work clearing the overturned cars from
tbe rails. were without the protection of
ee,,ictiv sent 10 the stock yards station
and and Captain O'Nein sent two squads Of
1nlice and a company of militia 10 guard
the wrecking train and disperse thc
crowd
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dianapols.
CHICAGO. July 1O.-The situation. as
reported by the General Managers Asso-
Slauon THIS morning. grows steadily
Uiehler. through passenger service on
IS quite generally resumed. and the su-
ourhan service is almost restored to it's
normal state. Freight service IS stu ham
pered, but as much was moved yesterday
ceding days. ana the prospect for to-day
Is mat even better conditions Will pre-
van. Perlshable freight Is now being ac-
cepted by many OF the roads, and the
country products coming IN IS relieving
all danger of a famine
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Now the news Bows striko-Nc1tl

CHICAGO. ILL, July l0.-One thousand
chicago newsbOys decided last night 10
Join the boycott. They announced the
results Of their meeting during the pa
rade Of the streets at 10 o'clock. In a
body they trooped 10 various newspapers.
swarmed up the steps, through the doors
and proclaimed their intention.
The newsboy's boycott viii be forced
against six newspapers, three morning
and three evening issues. They We're en-
listed IN the cause by the energy Of the
American Railway nl0n. and they Will
not sell copies Of the Herald, Tribune,
inter Ocean. MaM. Post. nor journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-24
Chinese SWino.

The American swine of today are very
different from their English ancestors,
who few centuries ago constituted one
of the chief sources of British wealth. The
improvement in the race is largely due to
the introduction of the Chinese and Nea-
politan breeds. The crossing of the for.
mer upon the English hog has resulted in
the production of the Berkshire, Essex,
Poland China, Small Yorkshire and Suf-
folk breeds.
The Chinese hog is remarkably prepo-
tent, as is shown by the tendency Of the
modern breeds to revert to the original
type This is doubtless owing to the many
centuries of inbreeding which have SO
firmly fixed it's characteristics. One of the
most important of these is its propensity
to fatten under the most adverse circum.
stances. This superabundance of fat pre-
vents the flesh of this breed being highly
esteemed in this country, but it has had a
most valuable effect in modifying the lean,
gaunt hogs of England, while the Neapol-
tan has added delicacy of flavor.
The original Chinese hog is very Pc
culiar shape. 1t has long body, with
short legs, very heavy jowls, small prick
ears, short head, neck and snout and the
eyes wide apart. In color it is white or
black, or a mixture of both, with the
white predominating.- Louis Post
Dispatch.