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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
No Cn.cs To BE Trioh.

EMPORIA. VA, August 6.-tSpccial)-
The County Court met this morning Hon.
George -. Barham presiding. There Were
10 cases 10 be- trl.d, and the court all
j0urncl FOR the term after an hours ses-
sion.
\ license was issued this morning for
tn. marriage 0i Mr. j. Ii. Moss and Miss
clyde Warren.
The Republicans commenced the cam
paisn here to-day u. II. Bolts OF Peters
burg and Ross Hamilton, of Meckien-
burg addressed the crowd.
NJ Guilf1ri -. hewitt, Of Staunton,
Is visiting friends 81 this county.
Massrs. Richard b. Davis and Charles
Hall Davis. of petersbuls and Mr.. ~.
Turubun and Judge Tur15un, Of Lau-
reuceWue were at court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07


eert "a Il might be. with different colors
contrasting with each otter. ana nv.
again interpreted with snowy WINE y.
pale yellow Towers. and the trnuDie W
an this would be fully reconpeiia.i
gith the increased number OF PURCHASERS
Strangely enough. artificial flowers.
witch seem to OFFER such n special facility
for artistic arrangement are ususiiy
heapei together In indIscriminate masses
in the windows. and not arranged IN suep
4 way as 70 show of their undeniablc
beauty IN any extraordinary degree the
artificial flowers Of the present season are
perfect In their resemblance TO nature'
and the rose. which reigns trump hnnt thls
year as the favorite blossom for millinery
purposes, is II Idered with It's foliage so
nfdllkc that th1 leaves themselves are
sufficient to delude the inexperienced into
believing that they arc real. only IN oHe
Or two shops has the experiment . en
tried OF arranging the howers IN wei
assorted grouris. and Il r. probnple that
bafora very long the advantages ot this
course Will b. more generally recogniled'
Mr.. Gladstone mas often said that enc
OF The rrettisst shops In London was g
certain hshmonSer's. and there IS no douDt
that the vendors OF this especial arrcie
of diet were among the first 10 intfpducc
embellishments OF Kind that were
inltiaily suggested by necessity. Ice, 80
beautiful to the hshmonger. Is always
beautiful, apart from its suggestion OF
coolness. and the colors OF Holsters ana
OF spawns are well contrasted win the
sprays Of fcnnel that are almost peculiar
to this CLAUS OF vender Gould anything
be more beautiful than the salmon In
it's prismatic. opalescent hues. and some
Of those seen lately In the West-End
shops have been OF size so great that
whenever on passed there was sure 70
b. a group of Interested spectators. The
snowy whi.cness OF the turbot contrasts
wei With the notified gray and silver
tints OF the salmou. and the sepla tones
Of the sole. with vivid dots OF red Even
tho humble crab shows n glowing as
scmblacs Of almost tropical tnts, ana 10
this the cool purity Of the great slabs
of ice forms very fine foil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
TILE ELECTION QUIET.
TRIAL OF ANARCHISTS.
Thirty of Them, Including Three Women
I'm the Dock.

PARIS, August 6.-The trial of thirty
Anarchists began this noon In the Court
OF Assizes, with NJ. Drayfus presiding
and NJ Bulot conducting the prosecution.
The courtroom was crowded with law
yers, officials and reporters. The gene
raj public, however either felt little in
terest i'm the trial or feared some An
archst plot, for few outside the circle
directly interested uied 10 gain admits
sion. The accused filled the prisoners
deck. and oyernowed into the places re-
served for the press. Prisoners Bertani,
Chericotti. and BclOtti appeared, with
their wives who are also under charges.
The only other female prisoner Is the
widow Milanaccio Conspicuous among
the other prisoners were: Jean Grave.
Julien Ledot. and Charles Chatel authors;
Sebastian Favre. agitstor and Felix Fee
neon. who was employed In the Wax
Ministry. and was found TO be hiding
dynamite and Anarchist literature in his
desk.
Five Of those mentioned in the long in
dictment read to-day have escaped 10
foreign countries. Among these fugltivss
are. Paul Reclus and Alexander Cohen,
authors and Pouget publlcist
The trial will last about a week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07

DO put are manifold. az will be shown
later on. Before party OF Ave or sin
gentlemen sit down to play the loo-ioo
game n few hints derived from personal
contact with Scrgeant-at-Arinn Brisft VIII
be found Instructive, al wen as interest
Ing. To begin with, the joker can be
made anything that the holder may ue-
slre--fl out pair. make up flush.
straight, or five aces, ard as u matter vt
fact, this one card can be made very
valuable factor In opening ana closing
jack-pots.
Having disposed OF the joker, the nest
thing In order VIII be the Arrangements
of the combinations 10 be used in the loo
loo game First comes one pair. then
two pairs. followed by a blazer" This
consists OF hye court cards, for instance.
a pair OF kings pair OF queens, and q
knave or Jack. IL takes three OF a kind.
or better, to beat blazer" Then comes
a straight, which In turn beats three OF
a kind, and next In order - skip,
composed or alternating number 81 caris;
for instance. three. five seven, nine. jack,
or kaave.
While holding hands Of this new game
II viii not do for the fortunate possess0r
10 overlook a litter" which comes next
after skip ana just ahead Of flush.
a litter Is a hand In which deuce IS the
lowest card and a nlne-spot tac highest
card. 1t frequently happens that in the
early stages Of tn game the novice Is
apt TO overlook the value OF litter After
the litter comes a flush. then a full. four
OF kind, straight flush, and a skip-iiush.
In the case OF the latter. II is made up OF
alternate cards OF he same salt, whether
hearts. diamonds clubs. or spad1 g, and is
much harder 10 get than plain SKIP ~
the alternating plumbers. Five of KIM
VIII beat a ship-flush, ana this is where
the joker comes out strong. For in an
emergency Il can be the FIFTH ace. tftn
hcart-in fact anything that Is needed
TO make up nye Of kind or color.
Now comes the hand from which tho
game derives It's name. loo loo. and this
IS brought about by means OF siS-cari
draw. Whoever wants TO make too
loo throws away the FIVE cards. or book.
as il IS known In poker, and draws six
cards, with the expectation Of making
three pairs. Should the player he lucky
enough TO bring about such A combination
in the six-card draw all that he has TO DO
Is 10 send his loo loo to the nearest bank
savings. national, or State-where IL VIII
be found as good as a government bond
for obtaining money from the bank vaults.
IT is possible. but highly improbable. that
more than one loo loo can be played IN
one evening where the game is strictly
on the square. Up TO date. however, no one
has Sent a loo-loo hand over to tn Urea
sury Department, which Is presided over
by a scion OF Kentucky, who H. supposed
to be an expert on all that pertains to
the American game of poker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07

Late last Thursday nieh- thl " g e1-
tered the r.eid.nce OF .ir ". -. S.n-
mons. No. sg} Harrison street, and ram
sacked the premises
The family are out " the city. AMI The
house during their absence fal been
locked up. At night, however. NJ. Cunn.
a friend u the family slept thet" 20 look
after the property. When be awake FRI
day he found everything down stairs IN
disorder. and every ev'd. nee Of the house
having been pillaged. The burglars eject
ed an entrance through a rear window.
The amount o. goods sslcn 10y them
cannot b. estimated. as none OF the family
have returned. and Mr.. Gunn has no
knowledge Of what was ia the house.
The police are quietly at work on The
case, but as yet no arrests have been
made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07

go. 4, ard n the negroes are afram "
,,,, ,nyeelf., cries our friend W hs
r,i,.,,,,. and Is down again much istts'
49,. 10 negro. Standing on the Dahh ~
s',ie,.,v sirips off his coat ana picNS IVY
t,r',,t hfack nuts from his neck aba hah"S'
$50 a.. cor, nlnccs. gfrimbiing, am sore
-, d,,co,,fi,cd Looking ~, We SEE ,he
n,,rt oInoa, black with infects' "n,h
had evidently put theWsfif'a ~ -.
array. and were prcpaTrh 70 "s.t
their home among the roots % VIC -
Not yet vgnquished, our oVil'e'o' .'.,,',,
4. long bamboo from n clunp sIo"'"s
s,,sa 10 ord somev.hat vicisusly COM
uences 10 loosen the orchid nom 10
nerch bv pok,ng at II from below Bht
/, ia so interlacel' with bush ropes toe'
nothiug can be done without breaking w.
MINT IN p,eces. which. OF course WIZ
snoil IL as fine specimen. Taen '"s
ants begin to swarm down the Sues anu
presently a few bites on the hhpn h'sNe
our friend drop lt into the stream re-
i,,cteu.ly we are at last OBLIGED 10 ieMVf
n alone. aud proceed onward. hoping iVi
better lux with the next plani. tadn"hb
atopr. we thi1k ~ fhis wondfrioi c.n,
,,i,.ance Of nature 10 protect tho orchld
go, noxfD,rs Insects. and even. as IN oHr
c,se from human dcspOilers we q" h''
find orchid collecting so very easy ~ ~,
nests 81 the maribunia the wasp oil Gu
lama often hang dangerously near 20
coveted specimen ard warn OF intrn'.,3.
Sometimes these are not seen uht' vac
uttia insects are bu2ging about our ears,
and then there r. nothing LETT but 10 seS
on as soon az possible. \ nest "h'S"
bangs in front Of n fine nrasSi"' aIN 80
fectualiy bars the way - oio"" w ~,
by the gun OF one OF our party, w" -
sec,,r, tho pIauts. ard paddle on before
,tn horeIcss ones ind out what - the
,,atter Sometimes lizards scampor away
as plant Is graspcd. and once a harmless
snake glded across the hand Of one OF
,hn negroes. making him cry out win
tr,gbt Another time snake fell into the
bateau. and made US all get out OF J.
,yav until we found IL was neither 'he
droodad laharai nor RATHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
NEW SENATORIAL POKER.
Sergeant Arms Bright Said TO lie the
Inventor
(New York SUM

UNIV iOIh out3.1
Congressman and high rollers generally
about Washington are INDUCING in a new
variety Of poker 10 while away the dog
days and the monotonous tariff grind.
The '1oo-loo game" is the title of this
new diversion. and 1t is alleged TO have
been fathered by Sergeant-at-Arms Rich.
ard j. Bright. Of the United States Sem
ate This official seems TO have aspira-
lions In the same line that made the
late General Robert G. Schenck, Of Ohio.
famous. Encouraged by the success which
rewarded the efforts Of General Schenck
to give the American game OF poker a
worldwide reputation, the present Ser
geant-at-Arps of the Senate has set out
upon a poker reform crusade. and the
result is the startling innovation which
may ultimately result In the overthrow
I'm the West of stud poker. and OF straight
poker In the East.
For Mr. Bright's new version Of show 20
play poker" deck OF fifty-three cards, in.
Guiding the joker. III an absolute necessi.
Nv The uses to which the Joker can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
HUNTING FOR ORCHIDS.
Ants which Protect Iie Beautiful Flower
from Hannah Enemies.
UFornhiul


On the fork of tree few feet above
our heads is perched one Of the largest
orchids we have ever seen. n mass OF
aerial roots, bulbs. and leaves, feet
through, IS surmounted by score OF
long whip-like fower-stems standing up
10 feet beyond the leaves and gracefully
arching over. Now Adonis Christmas.
let US see you get that plant Don't break
II. or rub OF the bowers against those
bush-ropes" The negro. takes his cut
lass and begins chopping away at some
OF the vines which hang In front, and
presently is ciasping the tree on a level
with the orchid. We see him tug once at
the plant and then slide down the tree
rubbing his hands and swearing loudly.
What Is the matter? Why don't you
get the plan,?" says the collector TOO
much antses-bite too bad" replies he.
with an Injured look. as he rubs his
shining black skin. ooh but We must
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
Pickett Camp Last Night.

At the meeting OF Pickett Camp last
ntght Or. J T. Bass, Of the sixth Nir-
ginia Infantry. made application FOR MEM
bership.
Orders were issued that the camp as
seuabie at the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
at S O'Clock Thursday morning for the
purpose OF going TO Louisa county TO par
ticipate In the reunion OF Louisa Camp.
Commander Northen read a paper on
the ''Old-time Darky'' that was very
much enjoyed.
Addresses were made by Colonel Pol
lard and Mr. NJ. T. Phillips. OF Lac Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
A PAPAl ENCYClICAL.
Brazilian Bishops Urged to Educate and
EuIighten Their People.

ROME. August Ga papal encyclical
letter, addressed e the Brazilian bishops.
will be published this morning. In it his
Holiness urges them to educate and en-
tighten the people with all the means at
their command. Ignorance, be says. H.
tn. cause of the evils Of the day. The
bishops ought % establish schools wher-
ever there are priests 20 direct them. The
priests sent out from the American col
lcec in Rome. the Pope says are imbued
with the proper spirit in the cause OF
educating the people. and will give valu-
able aid whenever so placed as To b. able
10 take part in the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
Association Of Dental racultle.,

NORFOLK. VA, August 1.-THE Ma
tional Association OF Dental Faculties
held another meeting to-day az Ola Point.
Routine business WAS transacted. The
National EXAMINING Board held q session
also. several resolutions were passed 10
protect the profession from Quacks.
The American Association viii be In
session tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
No August Dividend.

NEW YORK. August 6.-The following
notice has 6seu sent to stockholders of the
Nashville, Chattanooga AMI IT. Louis
railway. At a meeting OF the Board Of
Directors. held az Ndsht llo. Tenn.
Wednesday, August list, the following re-
solution was adopted:
"Res0lved by the Board OF Directors
Of the Nashville. Chattanooga and St.
Louis railway That, owing 10 the general
depression ia business and loss OF reye-
me- en- account OF the strike, IL is not
deemed advisable TO declare the usual
August dividend"
Signed. J. ". Thomas, president; J. H.
Ambrose, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
TIE ALABAMA RESULT
Oates Elected Governor By al Least
Twenty thousand.
The LEGISLATURE DEHocRAYlc'
A Good Reliable MrJori'y IN '"''
The New Ballot Law Great
Success.

,,o~rcONERY ALA, August 6-The
.,sction here and all through the o'"'e
10. been perfectly quiet. Kan leh d"
6sv and the vote was cut down. III 0o"-
seonsnce. only catering returns nave
20 far been received. This city ana couh-
~ will give about $500 majority for the
Denocratic ticket. The Democrats seem
10 have gained in nearly every locahty
heard from. and some OF the counties that
gave a Kolb majority in 1892 have gone
for Oates. No definite news before l.
o'clock. .,
MOBILE. ALA. August 6.-Returns are
coming in slowly. The majority for
Oates in this city will be about 700; In
the whole county about 1909.
WHAT WAS VOTED FOR.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 6-The
election to-day was for State Officers ana
members of the Legislature. II was Tn
first trial. also Of the new eiection-ia"
modelled upon the Australian ballot sys-
tenn. Excitement has run high, ana
speeches nave been made IN every No''"s
precinct In the state.
,rhe opposition party Is headed by koIo'
who has been carrying on an actiNr
canvass since the August election IN ls'-'
and the Democratic speaking canvass
commenced last January. when Colonel
oatosi and other candidates for nomination
took the stump. Since the convention was
hold in Nav. and the ticket selected, there
has been an immense number OF speakers
going day and night.
OATES'S MAJORITY ABOUT n0"-
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. August 6-The
election returns indicate Oates's election
bv a majority not largely different from
that Of 1892. Kolb is gaining IN five or
six counties, principally Jefferson, where
the Democrats have lost over two thou
sand. Oates's gains are generally dis
trlbuted over the State, and are in the
white counties
STEADY DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, August THE
returns show steady Democratic gains IN
every county. with only a few exceptions.
The Increase Is mostly in the white coun-
ties. Colonel Oates. who arrived her. this
afternoon. says he is confident of not less
than 20.0a majority; and that the Senate
has n good Democratic majority. ana
the House at least ten Democratic ma
jority. he is also confident
Chairman Tompkins. of the Democratic
Committee. feels safe in claiming 53VO
majority for the Democratic ticket. ana
a good reliable majority in both branches
of the LEGISLATURE. At this hour 02:N 4.
NJ. these estimates seem 20 b. borne
out by the returns that have been re-
ceved.
THE ELECTION QUIET.
BIRMINGHAM ALA. August 6.-The
election was everywhere quiet, 50 far az
known The new Australian ballot law
worked like a charm Returns up to mid
night indicate that Oatess majority Will
run considerably oyer p. oo while the
LEGISLATURE IS Democratic IN both
branches. with majority Of more than
ten on joint ballot Morgan's r2turn to
the Senate is assured. This, Jefferson
county. was the seat of war, and though
the Democrats we've resisted heavily, they
have elected their ~Stre ticket by from 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
Anarchists Reinc Denorfed.

ROME, August Six Anarchists wers
arrested While holding a secret conference
here last evening. Ii Is estimated that
200 Anarchists, who were arrested by
the police in the raids OF the last two
months, viii be deported. group OF
fifty has been already sent TO Naples. to
embark for Massowah, on the Red Sea.
Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07

Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie
Davis are expected at Marblehead Neck
as guests of Mrs. F. Il. Robinson, says
the New York Herald.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07

Orders for printing sent 70 the ~
patch Company VIII be given promp' AZ
tention. and the style OF work and ss'@'a
vul be- sure " please you. .-..--..--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
STARS IN AUGUST.
THIS IS The MONTH rCe c,n-
METEoRIc SHCWEfg
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09
THE NEWS ~ READ.
Quotations from Reliable Authority

The Oncs Man-"wc az TUE NEws, bu,
ba,eat seen cory IN the once Tor three week
Abe sslesmen stthe treat of ,hs store grab -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

An electric car on tue Riverside line ran
OFF the track at the junction OF
Pike and South Main streets
this morning and was dumped
on the premises OF Doe 81 Little with a
disabled truck and n badly disfigurod coat
Of paint. No one was injured.
Leo Potter was arraigncd in the Sixth
District Court today charged with the
arceny Of a ha: from J.. kodinsky. lie
Nas ncld for trial Tuesday. Potter went
ato ROdinsky's store at ~ Charles
'reet slcrday and looked at a valise. He
1id not purchase and shortly after nc
Ncnt out ihc proprietor discovered Pot
.srs old hat Oh a bench. aud found that a
atw hat had been taken from him. lie
potified tho police and officer Ahern ar
/. >ted Potter Just "a nc was boarding the
Sew York train last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09
PLAN 10 KILL P[|XO|O
Resulted in a Secret Exc
cuti0n of the PIotters.
REBELS SUCCESSFUL IN SOUTH.
IL the Government Does Not COerce
the People Its Candidates Will
Probably BE Defeated i'm the Conn
Ing Elections.

[Copurf Ihtcd fS9, ju the associated Press
BUENos AYREs, Feb. 9.--Most sensa-
tional news has been received here from
Rio de Janeiro. According to the dis
patches, the decision OF President
Peixoto to issue q decree calling for
Presidential election, as we'll as for an
election for n embers of Congess on
March was only reached after the Presi-
dent had been tally frightened by the
discovery of a plot to murder him.
So soon as the plot was discovered the
police were instructed to arrest the ring
leaders which was promptly done.
The .n,r.tals trial OF ..a the 70 arrested st I'd
followed closely upon arrest and there
being in The opening of the court martial
no doubt as to guilt, the prisoners were
sentenced TO death.
Secretly Executed.
The next morning the persons convicted
were taken TO an unfrequented spot out
side the line of fortincGtions and were
shot, while kneeling at the foot OF the
freshly dug graves which were prepared to
receive their bodies. After the fatal volley
the bodies Of the conspirators were hastily
placed in graves by the soldiers, the cart h
was shoveIed upon them and the sotdtcrs
were cautioned not to say a word about
the affair, under the threat OF being shot
themselves.
The discovery OF the plot, the court
martial and secret execution seems TO
have affected President Peixoto SO greatly
that be Signed the decree calling Tor the
election on March i.
In addition 20 the conspirators executed,
the dispatches also say,a nu Der of other
implicated persons were sentenced TO a
long term of Imprisonment and those who
had property were notified that il had
been confscated for the use of the Govern
ment.
Rebels Successful.
Advices from the south of Brazil seem to
show that the rebels are still successful
there. According TO dispatches re.
ceiyed the insurgent army is moving upon
Porto Allegro and is rapidly approaching
that place, the capitol of Rio Grande do
sui, situated 16O miles from Rio Grande
The insurgents are said to be gaining re-
Inducements daily.
Regarding the approaching elections
the belief is expressed here that IL the
Government troops are not c.a-
ployed TO telrOrize the poppla.
the government candidates tSeni9.
Prudente Moraes, for president and Senic
MsnOl Poreira, for wee president
will be defeated; but the Cover u-
ment or Constitutional party
certain 10 use all its machine
in the effort 20 elect its candidates and o.
defeat the "Popular" opposition insurgcut
candidates. ~ this j. the case. nobs and
bloodshed may be looked FOR.