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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
WITHDRAWAL OF A FUSlON!SI'
Deaths in BERTHE County from Hemorrha'
Ole Fsyer-Polttical.

WINDSOR. y. c., October 11.-tSpeciai)
William George Burden. fusion nominee
for Sheriff of Berthe, has Withdrawn from
the field.
Charlotte Bagemore. coloreu "on'd"
llvin, near town. had her house puiheu
up last night. o.,. -,
The Rev Mr.. Davis, Of the Church OF
the Disciples, began protracted meeting
In the court house last night.
Reuiamin b. Gillum, aged 49, the son
of the late b. Il. Gillum, died at the
residence OF his brotherin-law. W. ;.
Shehan. near Lewiston, yesterday, or the
hemorrhagic fever.
Mrs Mary Shaw. aged 2s. died at the
residence Of her husband. Thomas Shaw'
I'm the Indian Woods, yesterday, or hem
orrhagic fever. 80,
The Democratic county candidates Will
begin the canvass Of the county Thurs
day. and will speak in every township
I'm the county. Prominent speakers from
other sections of the state Will also ad-
dress the voters at every meeting
The fusionists are also hard at work,
and their speakers address large crowds
every night. and there is not night
during the week that they do not have
at least two gatherings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
BOYS SUITS, BOYS REEFERS,
BOYS OVERCOATS,
BOYS kNEE-PANIS.
BOYS HATS, BOYS GAPS.

Experience has shown Us "
require for the Boys.
our SUITS don't rio-hay'
double knees. are all WOOL.
much lower than YOU bass.
had 10 pay for the same quality
a beautiful assortment DOL. DIT.
BLACK JERSEY SUiTS-paa.
and embroidered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
ATLANTA EXPOSITION NOTES.
The Negro Building-Big Chime OF Dolly
Gold by Chlorination.

ATLANTA, GA. october l7.-The pid''
for the negro building Of the Cot'o"
cta,os and international Exposition ln-
clude a novel exhibit in the way VI %
panorama showing the progress Oh vac
negro from his native state In the WIZ
of Africa. and in his original tha'che'
b., bv successive stages. TO the most
advanced type OF the race in America.
Resides this a large assembly-hall Tor
negro congresses is a Leading feature; Inc
building will have 5000 feet OF noor-
space. ,,.., os
The Exposition has secured chime OF
hollis larger and finer than the one Il.
the Worlds Fair and they VIII DE pldce'
In n tower 10 feet high on the Dig manu-
factures and liberal arts building.
The new process of extracting goill
from red dirt by chorination VIII be III
operation in Machinery Han.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
REMARKABLE COURT SITUATION.
Two Different Judges i'm Different Rooms
Hear the Same Case.


OMAHA, NEB., October 1.-THE most
remarkable situation in the history OF
the District Court was that Of this morn
ing when two different judges in two diff
ferent rooms. were engaged in hearing
the same cause.
Judge Scott. known TO be a personal
enemy of Rosewater editor of the Omaha
Bee, announced last night that he would
certainly insist on trying the criminal
libel suit of Sophia Bennett against
Rosewater. despite the request OF the
editor for change of venue. and the
decision of the other five judges that
the case should be taken from Judge
Scott and tried before Judge Ambrose.
When court convened. Judge Scott TOOK
up the case, being upheld and supported
by the County Attorney. and entered upon
the hearing of a motion TO dismiss the
request for change of venue. Mrs. Ben
nett declared II her intention to refuse
to prosecute before any other judge than
Scott. At the same hour Judge Ambrose
called I'D the case, and continued II until
o'clock.
Judge Scott heard ana granted the
motion 10 dismiss presented by Mrs. Ben
nett, and made a long declaration of prin-
c.ples, declaring the other judges to be
swayed by fear Of Rosewater. He insisted
that the other judges had no right 10
transfer the case from his docket, but
that he had exclusive jurisdiction. and IN
the exercise of this jurisdiction he dis
missed the motion.
The case was still before Judge Ambrose
for a hearing this afternoon. Mrs. Ben
nett positively refused to recognize AM
brose's Court in any manner, and will
stand by Scott The general feeling is
that from a legal standpoint Judge scott
is right.
Later, Judge Scott dismissed the case
against Rosewater. on motion OF the
county attorney, by request of the plain
tiff Mrs Sophia Bennett. Mrs. Bennett
made this request because she feared she
would lose the case. otherwise. She
wanted the case tried before Judge Scott.
but five other judges had said that Am
brose was the only one having the night
to try it. and she looked upon the action
Of the five judges az indicative of their
determination to clear Rosewater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
servia,. Sovereign Visits wilhelm.

POTSDAM. October 17.--Alexander, the
.1s-year-old King of Servia arrived here
to-day from Budapest on visit TO
Emperor William. Great preparations
had been made for his reception. and 1t
was generally understood that this meant
that the visit had political significance.
The railway station was beautifully de-
corated and a guard Of honor was down
upon the platform. The party waiting
TO receive King Alexander was br.i-
liant one. consisting Of Emperor William
and his sons, Baron Marschal Won Bier
herstein. Imperial Foreign Minister; Gen.
eraI Bronsart Won Schellendorf. Minister
of War. and the members of the general
staff.
The Emperor greeted the King most
cordially, and after an inspection or the
guard OF honor. the royal pair drove 10
the palace, escorted by the guards. a
grand gala dinner was given tonight at
the new palace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
M'cARTHYlTE BLAKE DISTURBED.
He Speaks Under Difficulties in New York
Roughs Awaiting Him.

NEW YORK, October fat the Lenox
I.yceum, where Mr.. Edward Blake, of
the Irish Parliamentary party (the Nc
Carthyites). was making an address to-
night, there were n number OF distur-
Dances by men stationed in different
parts Of the hall. There were not many
persons present Shortly before 10 O'clock
a large rocket was set off In one OF the
boxes. A large quantity of smoke got
out among the people, and much excite
ment prevailed. The police rushed in
and put out those who exploded the
rocket. There was a general stampede
for the door. but Mr.. Blake. who was
speaking at the time, got the people TO
resume their seats. There is a crowd OF
roughs OUTSIDE the hall. who, It Is said.
are waiting for Mr. Blake To come out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
rHr RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. OCTOBER IS. 1894.

from Liverpool that the estimate Of the
new cation crop has been reduced 10
nine million bales for the reason tina!
II In Improbable to pick more at present
low prices. Although this was not gen.
orally regarded as serious. come dealers
covered their shorts, and others, anxious
to catch the bottom prices, bought. the
market has been fairly steady. but lack
Ing in energy. Producers who were re-
Gently selling freely. have sometimes re-
fused current prices. preferring to wait.
but the more prudent men in the market
are not sanguine. being unable to see
where large buying IL to come from. Inc
closing sales have been small. but az
steadier prices, and there has been an
average business In yarns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Its Mortgage Deed for One Hundred and
Twenty Million Dollars

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October IA
Knoxville, Tenn. special says: The first
consolidated mortgage deed of the South
ern Railway Company was filed here yes
terday. 1t includes all the road-bed.
buildings and equipments OF the road
In Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Alabama. Georgia, and
the District Of Columbia. The mortgage
is for Sl100oo. 900. and in favor Of the
Central Trust Company. OF New YORK.
Gold bonds to run 100 years at per cent.
are to be issued. The mortgage will be
registered In l76 counties. through which
the road runs. II contains over $1,000
words. and Deputy Register J. l.. Faux
ner will require two weeks to copy II.
No mortgage for as large an amount was
ever before made in Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Tobacco-Crop Damage in Cuba.

HAVANA, October lin this province
as well as the Vuelta Abajo District
much damage has been caused by the
overlooking of the rivers. due to the re-
cent heavy rains. destroying all kinds OF
crops. The lowands, on which tobacco
plants are sown TO be afterward trans
planted. were entirely submerged by the
food. Railroad as well as telegraphic
communication with that section OF the
island f. still partly interrupted. num-
Der Of bridges were carried away by the
food Assistance Of all kinds Is being for
warded to that district, as we'll as Sagua.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
JUDGMENT IN THE LEST CASE.
Possibly Good Law, But Not Endorsed by
Public Opinion.

LONDON, October IA Berlin dispatch
to the Times says the extraordinary judg-
ment in the case of ex-Chancellor Leist
of the Cameroons. West Africa, which
virtually admits that Lest was justified
in fiogging women. may lie good law. but
it certainly will not be Endorsed by public
opinion. a dispatch to the Post from
Berlin says that the result OF the Lest
trial will be received throughout the
Empire with a storm of bitter indigna-
ton and angry derision. 1t VIII do much
TO strengthen the Socialist cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Senator Hill Not sparing Himself.

UTICA. n. Y, October Ex-senator Hill
spent last night here and left this after
noon for Gloversville. where he speaks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Flags for German Battalions.

BERLIN, October l7.-In the Ruhme-
shalle OF the Berlin arsenal, this morn
ing the Emperor personally nailed to
their stats the l32 flags of the Fourth
Battalion which have been added to each
regiment of the infantry service by the
military law of 1882 The ceremony took
place In the presence Of the Empress and
the four eldest Of her sons. most or the
other Prussian princes and princesses.
the sovereigns of Wurtemburg. Saxony,
and Bavaria, the various army-corps
commanders, and delegates from various
regiments,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
virginia Farmers Gives Up the "hos1

Poilcy-holders Of the Virginia FARMERS
Insurance Company are receiving the III
lowing notice from the secretary or 'nV
company: you are hereby notined ~ Ia.
owing TO recent heavy losses. the VIZ
einia Farmers Insurance Company. OF
Norfolk, Va has decided to discontinue
business, and all outstanding policies are
hereby ordered cancelled from this day'
and should be returned at once To the
agent through whom the policy was
issued, secured with a request Tor inc
return premium. If payment OF premium
has been made"
The Virginia Farmers is one Of the Few
"wild-cats" which have ever mad t"e
courtesy TO notify patrons that the COM
pany was defunct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18

,o-rivbt. Tomorrow ne speaks at Mount
Norris: Tomorrow night at Rochester,
Friday night at Buffalo, Saturday aitsr,
noon AZ Jamestown. and Saturday night
at Olean. The Senator will arrive IN AZ
hany BY Sunday noon. His speaking en-
rarements for next week are as ionows
Monday night at Yonkers. TUESDAY hsn'
AT the Brooklyn Academy OK Musn'
wednesday night before the BUSH ,.', =,
Mems Association OF New 10TH eas -,
NJ ,ananv Hall. Thursday afternoon AT
,ha Long island City Hall. and Thursday
.nS hsfore a labor meeting in Cooper
Union. ,ho state
.rd next week. Friday and Saturday. ne
will likely speak at WATERFOWL, os"eso'
and other places In that section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
The Newark at Rio.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE crui-
ser Newark reached Rio this morning.
Captain Terry. her commander. reporting
by cable TO the Navy Department. The
Newark went TO Capetown two months
ago 10 be locked and to leave Admiral
Kirkland. who had been detached from
the South Atlantic and ordered 10 the
European station. Captain Terry left the
Cape on September 18th and proceeded
no miles north TO Walnsh Bay, on the
west coast Of Africa. where the Newark
remained several days. and then steamed
400 miles TO Rio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
INDIA, AUSTRALIA. AND CHINA.
A British Dollar for Circulation Thero-
LacI, of Currency.

LONDON, October T.-At a meeting oil
the directors OF the chartered Bank oil
India. Australia, and China. held TINS
afternoon. the chairman announced that
the government had given their sanction
TO the coinage OF a British dollar for cir
culation in the Straits settlements and at
Hong Kong The fall in the price OF
silver. he said had affected the Eastern
trade and lcssened the export of the
Mexican dollar To such an extent as 10
threaten the Eastern colonies with total
absence OF currency. In these circum-
stances, the banks. :he local govern
ments, and the chambers OF commerce
had asked I'm concert and obtained Inc
sanction Of the Treasury for the coinage
of a British dollar in Bombay, when
would probably be in circulation In the
East early in 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
True ELL Charging Lottery Business.

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Federal
grand jury to-day reported a true bill
against ex-governor John l.. Beveridge.
president T. d. Arnold. vice-presdent
and Samuel F.. BIddson, secretary OF the
state Mutual Life-Insurance Company
The indictment charges the defendants
with using the mails TO further the busl-
ness Of a lottery. 1t is alleged that the
concern Is in its essence lottery. The
officers were arrested some time ago, and
gave bail before Commissioner Hoyne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Mississippi Warrant-Printers Indicted.

ST. LOUIS. October IA. W. Holmes.
c. C. Cheney and e. A. Smith, officers
OF the ST. Louis Bank-Note Company.
were this afternoon indicted by the grand
jury on the charge Of having printed $500
Coz worth OF warrants for the State Of
Mississippi. which were being passed by
them AZ money. This. the government
claims. is in violation Of a United States
statute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Conscience-Fund Contribution.

PHILADELPHIA. October T.-Mayor
Stuart to-day received communication
from Fort Monroe. Va. signed by T. j..
Murphy, and enclosing so. which. it IS
requested. shall be credited 10 the Con
science fund" Ti's letter states that
the guilty man fraudulently received
bounty during the war. He was stricken
with remorse recently and turned the
cash over TO the writer OF the letter. who
is rector OF the church he attends. The
money was sent to the City Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
THE DlSPATCH-BOAT DOLPHIN.
She IL to Become the Flagship OF Rear
Admiral Mesde.

WASHINGTON, October T.--Secretary
Herbert has authorized Rear-Admiral
Meade TO hoist his flag as commandments
chief Of the North Atlantic station on
board the Dolphin. which arrived at the
New York navy-yard to-day, and that
vessel has been attached to the home
feet until the flagship New York leaves
the navy-yard, which Will be several
weeks yet.
The Dolphin has been on special SER
vice as special yacht of the Secretary, and
Secretary Herbert thinks she can be put
TO better use.
Admiral Meade had expected to change
his headquarters 10 the cruiser Clncin-
NATL and proceed TO Tarrytown TO par
ticipate ia the celebration on Friday,
but the Cincinnati is not yet ready for
service. The Dolphin Will proceed up the
Hudson tomorrow, and will fre a salute
during the celebration on the 10Th. On
returning to New York she will anchor
off Twenty-third street for a few weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
STREET RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
II Il Welcomed TO Atianta-rech"'c"'
Paper.-Reception-B

ATLANTA, GA, october T.-The mrs.
days session Of the thirteenth annual
convention Of the National street-Ha''-
wav Association was held at the Cotton
States and International Exposition fa'N
to-day. President II. c. Payne. OF MI -,
waukee. presided. w. J. Richardson, Oh
Brooklyn. acted as secretary. w.
coming address was mace py ,atdno,
Northen. and responded to by PRESIDENT
payne. Some technical papers were reau
at the morning session. A reception was
rendered the delegates at the Capitol Guy
Club tonight. Tomorrow Dai,,'u,e W.
no served to them at the Kimbah liouse.
~ which 600 covers will be laid. friday
the 1000 guests here win be rendered an
eycursion and barbecue at stone NOUN
tain. About 100 delegates are IN a,teh"-
ance. , ,,ta =, tho
one OF the large exhibit halls AZ inc
Exposition Park is filed with steel-'@i'-
way and electrical exhibits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
THE CASE POSTPONED
Chancellor O'Bricn's Case.

WASHINGTON, October IA Chat
tanooga special says: Last spring the
County Circuit Court quashed indict-
ments against NJ. J. OBrien. ex-Chan-
cellor Of the Catholic Knights OF America.
for the embezzement OF $4,000 from that
order The decision OF the court was
based on n Tennessee statute. which de-
MES legal redress 10 corporations NOT
having abstracts of charters granted In
the State. Yesterday the Tennessee Su-
preme Court. sitting at Knoxville re-
versed this decision. and made OBrien
liable to criminal prosecution, penang
examination of authorities cited by
O'Brien's counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
A Sfurtlerar CnuChf

PENSACOLA, FLA. October TWIN
c. Adams, a young white man. who is
wanted for the murder OF Mr.. Espey.
near Mariana, I'm this State, two years
ago, was captured by CityMarshal Nc
David at the union depot last night.
Adams was armed with a Winchester
rife and was attempting TO get through
the city on through train. 1t is said
that he is also wanted in Alabama FOR
i murder in that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
9. g. O. DIVIDEND REDUCTION.
Explanation of the Action on the Part OF
the Directors.

EXplAuatlOn Oh INC <htttoh oh tisO - 49, -
the Directors.
BALTIMORE. october 1.-THE directors
of the Baltimore and Ohio road to-day de-
c.ded to reduce the semi-annual dividend
TO per cent. For years the prevailing
rate has been Ia per cent. In explana-
ton Of their action the board say
During the spring and early summer
of this year heavy losses OF revenue were
incurred by the protracted strike of about
six weeks on COAL and over two months
on coke. resulting in heavy losses. not
only on the traffic In these articles. but
on the industries connected with them.
The net earnings for the six months from
January LIST 10 July 1st were, notwith-
standing, sufficient for dividend OF 2
per cent. leaving a balance to the credit
OF profit and loss"
The board also declared the customary
semi-annual dividend Of per cent on
the stock Of the Washington branch.
The statement OF earnings and expendi-
lures for the entire system for the quar-
ter ending September 3oth shows a net
decrease Of t4s5. 556. as compared with the
same period last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
TIE TROUBLES AT DELACOA BAY.
They Create the Greatest Concern In ber>
lin-England's Intentions.

LONDON. October IA dispatch to
the Times from Berlin says that the
troubles at Lourenzo Marques, Delagoa
bay, create the greatest concern In Ber-
lin. 1t is assumed that England intends
to SEIZE the occasion TO extend her pos
sessions northward along the coast OF the
Indian ocean, and possibly TO attempt
TO acquire the whole region belonging TO
Portugal The news that Portugal has
accepted help from the South African
republic. the Transvaal. is greeted with
lively satisfaction. 1t is considered that
Germany's interest in this region fully
entitle her 10 compensation in the event
Of an extension of the British possessions
in that part Of Africa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
To NIaud or End I'm,

LONDON, October l7.-Shaw Lefevre,
president OF the Local Government Board.
said in a Liberal meeting in Bradford this
afternoon that the gov eminent was deter
mined to end the obstructive tactics OF
the Lords. who had ceased to be an indie
nendent part of the Legislature and had
become merely a section OF the Tory eau
GUS The country might expect state
ment on this subject from the Prime
Minister in few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Cas-. Of Mor,ou.s coachman.


WASHINGTON. October h-Attorney-
General Oiney to-day. after consultation
with Secretary Carlisle. teiegrapned
United States D!strict-Attorney Mcfar-
lane. at New York. to represent the sec
rotary OF the Treasury In the hapeas
corpus proceedings In the case OK Howar".
the under-coachman of ex-Vice-President
Morton. In case the Court decides IL mas
jurisdiction. Mr.. MacFarlane is Instructed
TO prosecute the case with viyor.
THE CASE POSTPONED.
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE case or
John James Howard. Levi i. Morton's
coachman. who is detained as contract
laborer. came UP before Judge Lacombe'
Of the United States Circuit Court. this
evening, on habeas corpus proceedings
and was postponed until o'clock to-mor-
row. General B. +. Tracy and Frank IL.
Plat appeared for Howard. Ihe Secrc-
tary of the Treasury has directed the
United States District-Attorney to take
charge OF the case.