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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

troops were few In number at best. and
when they were divided into squads and
distributed 10 points separated 10y very
considerable distances. IL soon became evil
dent that their prestige as an overawing
body had been dissipated at the same
time.
Instead OF fleeing In fear before the
faces OF the veterans. as II was expected
they would do. the turbulent thousands
surged about the little band OF soldiers,
jecred and hooted at them, cast vile cpl
thets at them. and literally played hide
and-seek with them, stopping trains at
WILL and generally rendering the embargo
In the military district more effective, II
possible, than before. The throngs OF
strikers did not resist Uncle Sans police.
Again and again. when there were thou
sands Of them about a train, which IL was
sought TO move, and on the track In
front Of It, they gave way like water be-
fore the leveled bayonets of single
company OF Infantry or the trampling OF
"A sngle squad Of cavalry. But. Ike water,
too they closed in again at a point just
beyond They turned switches, derailed
freight-cars In front OF the slOwmOving
train, and played all sorts of railroad
tricks with which the soldiers were un-
acquainted Thus IL was that the troops
at the stOck-yards. In perseverance ana
patience. spent the entire day in a vain
cndeavor to get one train-load Of dressed
beef out OF sight Of its starting point
TROOPS WELL DISCIPLINED.
Another and pleasanter thing this eE-
perience showed. and that was admirable
coolncss. self-possession. and discipline
on the part OF the troops throughout an
exaspcrating twelve hours. Not shot
was fred, not man was pTickcd 10y a
bayonet: which argues that with force
enough the soldiers would have done the
work which was expected Of them. The
quality was there, merely the quanuty
was lacking.
Aside from the immediate neighborhood
where the troops were operating thele
was plenty OF excitement and disorder
Great mobs gathered on the Lake Snore'
Rock Island. Alton, and Western lndlana
tracks. and proceeded 10 obstruct thehi
by overturning boX-cafs, breaking
switches, and the like. At 'one point
they set fire to a switch-tower and intgr-
locking switch-box, though the flames
w.re extingulshed before serious damage
Was done. ,.,.
During the afternoon Mayor Hopkins
and Chicf-of-PoliCe Brennan went Gown
The Lake shore road with an official OF
that road. intending 90 30 20 the STOCK
Yards. Their passage was obstructed ana
thcv were compelled 10 finish the journey
on foot
OF the strike in general II may be sald
that il has broadensd during the day.
The night closes down with very ul-
easy feeling touching the developments
before morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

Clutches, Trusses. sni Brtcssat
owESs & AiS0s DsuG CosPAsfx
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Installation in Aurora Lodge.

The following officers were installed n
Aurora Lodge, No. ll6. !. .. o. r.. Last
evening BY District-Deputy s. Il. Crowd"r,
assisted by Past-Grands W. H. Bailey.
j. r. Haynes. W. O. Duke. and H. p.
Johnson: Deputy Past Grand. B. II. FL
lington: Noble Grand. W. +. Richardson,
Jr; Nice-Grand. II. l.. Mitchell; Recording
Secretary, W. +. Green: Financial
Secretary. c. W. Morriss Treasurer. j.
W. White; Chaplain. William C.. West;
Conductor, }. G. Cherry; Warden, B. q.
Garner; Outside Guard 4. d. Thurman:
Inside Guard. l.. Patterson; Right Sup
porter Noble Grand, y. a. Stall; Left
Supporter Nobl. Grand. II. l.. Blanton;
Right Scene Supporter William 4.
Rogers; Lett Scene Supporter, Gus.
Schnurman: Right Supporter Vice-Grand,
II. c. Quisrnbarry; Left Supporter Vice
Grand, G. Il. Guy and Organlst, j. a.
Page.
There will BE- a public installation OF
the officers Of Unity Lodge. No. s6, !. o.
O. T., tomorrow evening, after which
refreshments Will BE- served to the MEM
bsts. visitors. and their families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

Use ALREADY DEAD; TAKE NE ALONG.
How Quickly the Negro Surrendered when
Wounded-Ibird Parry Fights.

GREENNILLE. y. o.. July 5.-(SpN.
cial)-Nesterlay pepgty-Sh'riH n. o..
King went ont 20 artes, a negro who was
wanted in Wilson county for bgamg
The man was found. but doNed The officer
by saying 40 one white man can arrest
mo-" AMI struck an attitude of resistance.
Knowing that ha hat a desperate ,h1-
racter TO deal with. DEPUTY King shoe
the man through the for arm % disable
him. The wound frightened the negro So
that hc started toward thr ohic.r 20
surrender. bgt the halter, thinking he WsJ
aiyanong for AN attack. G.ew his pistol
again and said. Come another s. % ant
| viii XIII you," when the negro au-
swered -cXcitelly. "Lori mars Shsri~,
Use already dead. take me- along W.T.
yer" IL WIS taken L. iau without fur
ther trouble.
The Third party had pow-wow here
yesterday. and &c was tle most disori 'giy
day this town las seen in 4 long tim .
The police were k.n, busy making 'r.
rests In ono hsht tho Thiri-party 'ldsc
Of the county displayed "a pair OF metal
hnucks, showing thar h5 side Is rosorting
% the weapons of thu common ruiilaul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
OFF TO MOREHEAD.
GOVERNOR CARR TAKING HIS REcRe.
ALTON NEAR THE COAST.
Bishop Cheshire Trout-Flshing In tho
Monntains--Coiored Delegates At
the Populist Conventions.

RALEIGH. n. c., July 5--(speciai)-
Governor Carr has COMO to Morehead City
10 remain a few days.
Colonel Thomas $. Kenan. Clerk OF tho
Supreme Court, who has been very sick
at his home here. has recovered sufficiently
to go TO Morchead City.
This morning an excursion under the
auspices Of the odd-Fellows left here for
Norfolk. about 30 persons taking passage
on Il.
SUDDEN DEATH.
News reaches here OF the sudden death
Of Rev. A. Coleman, a well-known preach
er OF Cherokee county.
Bishop Cheshire. OF this Episcopal do
cese. is taxing recreation on the trout
streams IA Watauga county.
Governor Carr has rescindei his order
for a special term OF Elgecombe superioc
Court. beginning July 9th.
At many OF the Populist conventions
held yesterday there were colored del y
gates In this county there were thpeo
Many of the of'lce-scef1lng Republicans arr
working % secure fusion with the popJ-
lists but the mass OF the Republicans
oppose Il. and the Popullsts have dis
covered IT, Hence Il IL that they -
earnestly disclaim any desire FOR fusion
with Republicans.
\ NEW LINK.
There Il somc interest here I'm the rumor
that the Norfolk AMI Western road
proposes building link from DurhafN
10 Aberdeen. IN Moore county joining
the Seaboarl AIRLINE there, and builtin 4.
another link from Charaw % Columbia.
$ &. At one time it was rlmorcd that
the Norfolk and Western proposed ex-
tending its llne fom Durham o. Raleigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
W. O. PEOPLES GROCERY COMPANY
Claring Frauds Charged Against tho Ton
cern-Tbeir Richmond Creditors.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 5-tSpe-
clal)-Charges Of fraud have been heard
and continued since the filing of deed
Of trust July % by the ". o. Peoples
Grocery Company in favor OF l36 Foreign
creditors To-day bills were filed charging
glarng frauds. characterizinS the conduct
Of the president a a sen me 70 Nrtc X
the business mlsappropriating the assets,
and defraud the creditors. The concern
failed for Sl36.O0 placing the hctitious
valuation Of $4,000 on encumberei realty
and other almost worthless assets. Gre
litors and telegrams OF inquiry are pour
f.., in, AMI criminal suit win likely be
brought. \ stock of 10000 was trans
ferrei 20 j. II. Davenport & CO., an i'm
proyised concern, on the same day. for
s5G0O cash. and money emb Zzled from
creditors. The bills charga that the de-
PENDANTS have pocketed 800 90 cash real
ized by quick sales and cut-throat me-
thods Of trade. In April the firm was
burned ont, and liabilities represent ob!i-
cations incurred sine Richmond credit
ors are r G. Williams & Co. 7. l.. Waugh
"a co.. Williams x CO.. Drummond To
hacco Company. Gravely & Miller, and
". Duke Sons & GO.
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Greensboro Eicycle Races.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. July 5.-(Spe-
cial)-The bicycle races ar the park yes
terday afternoon were the finest ever
held here.
The first event was Il novice race one
mile. four entries. won by pyles. Welfare
second. k-stier Of Greensboro. third
Second event-one uile three-minute
class, five entres-won hy Beck. Of Win
stOn Time, 81. Luther Jones. Of Rich
mond. second. Carson. Of Charlotte. third.
Third eyout-half mile. handicap. seven
entries-won by Adams champion Of
Florida. Time IL Beck second. Nc
Machel third
Fourth eyent-boys' race, one mile. three
entries-won by Tate Time. 1924. Thomas
second.
FiCth cvent-two-mile handicap. seven
entrios-wOn BY Luther Jones. Time. 5.2j.
Dean second. McIacken third.
sixth eYent-On- mil" lap. four en-
tries-won by Adams. Time. 2.J). Luther
Jones second, Dean third.
Seventh eVent-lve miles. open. five en-
trics-won by Adams. Time. 1920. Tenn
pie, OF Richmond, second; Beck third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

SCORE BY INNINGS.
I234567
P0anoke ------...........Il 0O0l0l o. 4
I,,ncbburg ............400 90 90 6x-l0
summary: Earned runs-Roanoke, =
Struck out-By Boyd, 6; by Anderson, w.
Bases on balls-Of Boyd, 8; off Anderson.
Z. Passed balls-Webster. ]. Hit py
pitched ball--Crockett. Time OF game
hours UmpIre-Nevins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
The Women AK No Monument.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Lee Camp. at
a meeting Tuesday afternoon, adopted
resolutions expressing their appreciation
Of the movement 10 erect monument
to the honor Of the women Of the Con-
federacy, but urging that this be not
done, and that further efforts be directed
toward the construction of the Jefferson
Davis memorial.
The paper passed by the ladies' says:
"The monument to oa- President has not
yet been raised. 1t should be done at
once All Of our energies should be eX-
pended there. Then II you wish 10 give
wider expression in doing US honor, bllld
rs home for infigent Confederate wo-
men. the wives OF soldiers who died during
the war. or were honorably DISCHARGED;
else an Industrial school. where the chill
dren OF such can be taught. so as 70 gan
an honest lvilg. and also taught that
.heir fathers were patriots, not rebels,
and gave I'D their lives for a cause that
WAS and always will be just"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
DEBS TO THE PUBLIC.
Statement in Qualification OF the Exist
ing strike.

CHICAGO. July 5--Eugene Y. Debs,
I,. lent a. TIE American Railway Union,
Aa ....d q long statement in justihca-
'n o. me great strike. Of which he is
ue c.atrI figure. The article Is ad-
e'....l "to TIE public" and reads in part
'-.-W..
I-r fu.man employees who struck on
"Ay .l. l..t did 90 entirely Of their own
a'- She officers OF the American
l'a-"aF Union used their influence to
I4..'F ue employees, and advised them
I'itaitty lot 10 strike. but 10 bear
D. .en,y ncr grievances until a peace
t'.r settlement could De effected. To the
t'.'i of o s. statement the employees VIII
If willing testimony. But the grievances
9 Iie employees. men and women, had
'Le 90 aggravated. 50 CALLING, that
itNrnee deserted them. and they aban-
i.fei their employment rather than sub
n't longer 50 conditions against which
their very souls rebelled. The Pullman
company. be 81 understood, owns the
town Of Pullman; owns the houses. the
iYmes Of the employees. controls the
HEnt AMI water, and other nccessaftes or
Nif' aud wages are 50 adjusted TO lly-
Na expenses that IA a large majority or
'.ss the employees are barely able TO
support their families. AZ the time they
struck the employees were I'm arrears 10
ne Pullman Company $4,000 for rent
alDiie. Wasca had been repeatedly re-
euced. but rent and other expenses re-
named the same
lie employees from the beginning have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
INouSvR.A.S ORDERED CyT.
The Fry Cohorts Not Wanted IN yirs MA
Law Against Migrants.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Frye's Indus
trials. who lately moved Their camp from
Highlands. in Maryland. 20 the vicinity
of Ross.yn. E;tle village. Oh Old Do
m!nion soil. opposite Georgetown, we.-
visited yesterday by Captain Mrshback.
Of the Alexandria Guards and ordered 20
get out OF Virginia Genera. Frye ignored
the order. although Captain Mushback
threatened him with the bayore;. Gov
ernor OFerran mas directed Sheriff
Veitch. of Alexandria county. to enforce
he Jaw. and promises his support in case
Of riot or resistance.
The law IN question provides for the ar
rest, without warrant. Of al persons OF
the class usually characterized as Va
grants, and after hearing before a
justice OF the peace. they may be sem
fenced TO work on the public works OF the
county fer term OF not more than three
months. In the absence OF pubic works
they may be hired cut 10 individuals fer
that term. oTnaman,ed wiki ball and
chain. /, Is expected that the Sheriff vii!
tomorrow descend on the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
THE VlClLANT BEATEN.
Accident Preceding Race With the Bri-
tnnna-Ihe Nalkyrie u Wreck.

GLASGOW. July When tho start
was made i'm the principal race OF the re-
gatta Of the Mud Hook Yacht club IN
the Clyde this morning the Britannia was
first To cross the starting line, the Nig-
lant following a minute later. the Val
kyrie and Sataniia meanwhile cnd"sN or
Ing to get into position. ana IN the coul -
of their manoeuycrings 10 put about. IN
doing 50 the Satanita's bow struck tl'
Nalkyrie on th' port side Apart the IiS-
ging and nearly cut her IN two. Ihr
Nalkyrie Immediately began u nil. ani
in five minutes after being struck She
sank In twenty-five fathOms or water.
The Satanita's bow was badly stove auo
it Is not regarded as probable that she
will be able to take part in race Tor a
month 10 come.
As soon as the boats came into collision
a number Of vessels near by hurried ID
the assistance OF the crew OF the Val
kyrie. Lord DunraVen and one or TWO
Of the NalkyTie's crew were rescued by
the steam-ydcht Hebe. and the steam
yacht Nanduara attached lines TO the
sinking yacht and saved the rest OF her
crew. II was found that only one Of the
crew was injured, the unfortunate man
being a seaman named Brown, one ~
whose legs was broken. Brown WAS one
Of the crew Of the N'lSyrie when that
vessel was cOnicstinc for the America )
cup In the United States.
The crew lost everything they had eN-
cept what they wore. The collision was
due to the Satanita's being jlmmed by a
number Of steam yachts at the startlng
point. leaving her crampad for room The
Ngilant aud Britannia proceeded in the
race. and the Britannia won by thirty-iVe
seconds. the official tinle being: Britannia.
4.2S10: Nigilant, 4:2S:ij.
The race WAS for the Muir-memOrial
cup. The Nigilant led the britannia on
tn homewarl journey by three minutes
and forty five seconds, but the Nigllant
Kept in-shOre whore the wind lulieL
The Britannia held out in mid-channel.
and getting the first Of the new wind.
slipped pasr the Niglant at The second
turning point from the last. winning BY
thirty-fyc seconds.
After the Satani'a got clear of the
Nalkyric the former ran her bow into the
steam-yacht Nandura cutting the boats
deck as easily as though Il were Il bit II
cheese.
Captain Cr1nheld says the Nalkyrie IS
damaged beyond repair. Before she went
down she reared on h.r head. and as she
sank her deck burst with report which
sounded like thunder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
Miles Nav Fire.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-At the War
Department General Schohcld's adjutant-
general stated that no telegrams had been
received from General Miles confirmatory
Of the Chicago dis1atchcs as to the
serious nature OF the situation there.
Especial doubt was thrown on the state
mont that General Miles had said he WAS
without authority to- fire unless instructed
to do SO from Washington. Such state
ments We're bulletned from Chicago to-
day. General Miles is clothed with full
power TO act as his discretion dictates,
and both ne President and the General
Of the Army have fun confidence in his
judgment, courage, and irmness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
THE SUMMING UP.
Strike Broadening - Great Uneasiness
Toucbjng the Immediate Future.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 5.-When to-day
opened there was q general feeling that It's
passage would go far towards clearing
the atmosphere. II, indeed IL ala not
practically lift the embargo on commerce.
which has held this city In its grip for
the past week That expectation was
chiefly based on the presence OF Federal
troops I'm the most dangerous districts.
Looking at the situation at the close OF
the day, however, II must be confessed
that the hope INDUCED at the opening In
this regard has not been justified. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
EXPRESS TRAIN SEIZED.
The Locomotive Derailed-Go'ernor fIsii
hack Asked TO CalI Out Troops.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK July 5.-Ihe
Texas express on the Iron Mountain
which left here last night, was seized by
strikers at Barring Cross and the locomo-
tive derailed. a mob OF strikers at l2:5o
took possession Of the Little Rock ana
Memphis passenger train and refused to
allow IL TO proceed Governor FlshDack
has been asked to call out troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
vosdcd On the GIorlou. Fonrth

pAMPLIN CITY. Va. July =. -'Sprciall
The Glorious Fourth was duly cei".
hrated by "A marr.ag. I'm the vicinity u
Uixburg. In this county, yesterday. Nj. &.
L. H. Gillian. partner In ths firm -
Franklin y Gillian. of Lynchburg. was
married 20 Miss Lilly g. Harvey lounges. .
daughter Of Mr. Thoma3 Naryey
The happy couple left on the ar rnooa
train for Lynchburg their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
Colonel Breckinridge Confident.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 5.-Repre-
or the floor OF the House to-day lie
returned from Kentucky on Monday last,
whittier he went TO make few speecnes
in his district. All the indications, ne
says. point TO his denomination beyond tne
shadow of a doubt He will leave for
Kentucky again on Saturday ot this
week. 20 speak In Bourbon county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
LYNCHBURG

SCORE BY INNINGS.
- & ? 2 q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
When Travelling,

whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip a bottle OF syrup II
Figs. "a IL acts most pleasantly AMI
effectually on tho kidneys, liver ana
bowels. preventing fever. headaches. AMI
other forms of sickness For sale In 50c.
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Manufactured by the California Fix syrup
Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
stockhoIders' Annual Meeting.

BALTIMORE. MD, July 5.-CSpeciaD-
The annual meeting OF the Winchester
and Strasburg Railroad Company was
held yesterday at the Baltimore and ONO
Central building. Charles z. Mayer was
reelected president. The following direc.
tors were also elected: Robert Garrett. OF
Baltimore: John W. Emmert, OF Hagers-
town; Albert Baker, and James Il. Rus
sell, OF Winchester. and Andrew Bowling.
~ StauntOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
Are You Going to Travel?

II 50, and In whatever directioD. or by what
ever route. have a suficisncy OF hostetters
Stomach Bittars with you. Then you may bid
defiance TO sea sickness, brave tho influence OF
q maiarious climate or abrupt transitions OF
temperature. avoid dyspepsia. and tho
s,omacnic pangs oegotten OF bad food and
water, ana countersct an unexpectedly desel-
opsd tendency to constipation. pilioasaess and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
strike Notes

CHICAGO, Il,y 5.-The steamer Ines
have gwen W :he.r efforts to fi o..
cargocs. and their boats are being seat
out with par..a. loads.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Ju.y The
Louisville and Nashville railroad has I.s-
continued through freight trains. s.eepc"s
70 Chicago are stil discontinued.
DENVER. July 5.-The engineers OF .he
Rio Crande have unanimously dec!ced
that their duty both 10 their ords. and
20 the railway requires Them to perform
.varv service ~--"ired OK them as eogi-
neers by the read.
.AN FEANt.sCO. Grly Sit Is 20
por,ed th.s morning that Federal troops
Will be sent from Preside barracks 10
Sacramento to-day. and thai General
Rueer Will proceed 20 Tie Capitol 70 take
persona. command.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. July at a
meeting to-day 81 the employees IA this
civ Of the Alabama Midland railway. EN-
brac,ng engineers. :remen, operators.
conductors. brakemen. switchmen clerks.
and freight-hanclers. resolution was
unanimously adopted disappearing The
action OF railway employees IN striking
on account OF the disagreement, between
the pullman Company and its employees.
BENTON HARBOR. MICH, july o.
A. 7 O'Clock this morning all the yard
mon NJ the Big Four went out. and that
road Is tied up here. The cause OF the
strike Is the receipt by the Big Four
Of fourteen cars OF potatoes from the
baltimore and Ohio. consigned from st.
I.ouis 20 Chicago. The potatoes were TO
have been shipped TO Chicago by boat
and are hopelessiy side-tracked.
FORT WAYNE. IND. July 5.-The fire
man. engineers. conductors, brakemen,
and switchmen on the Nickel Plate went
ont on both the Eastern and Western d.
visions at an early hour this morning.
The engineers refuse TO work with nom
union men.
The east-bound vestibule train was
"killed" here this afternoon. the strikers
pulling the pins and refusing TO let II
90 out. The west-bound mail train was
also held, but succeeded In getting out
about o'clock. four hours late. The
nassenger-coaches were cut OFF, and no.
thing but the mail-cars and engine were
allowed TO 60 on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
KlSSINCeR'S PITCHING A MARVEL.
And the Oysters Entirely Out Played the
Farmers, 900 People see the Game.

NORFOLK. VA, July 5.-(Special) y
Probably 300 people witnessed the fine
ball playing at the League Park this
afternoon, for il was good ball. notwth-
standing the heavy score against the
Cockade city The visitors could do
nothing with Kissingers pitching. His
work was a marvel. enabling the home
team to entirely outplay their agonists
The sharp fielding OF the Norfolks was
also a very important factor In the de-
feat Of Petersburg. The following is the
cr0ras
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
Bland's First Shot for sIarshaiI.

BLAND COURTHOUSE, VA. July o.
Especial 1.-THE Democrats OF this county
met on Tuesday (court-day). by courtesy
OF Judge Williams and elected delegates
TO the Bristol convention, all or whom
favor the reelection OF Hon. James /.
succeeds Mr.. Grayson as county chair
man. a.,
sheep and beeves have advanced In
prtcA . rssssif ~ fhs Pullman sfritsA