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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
"ALus VEL That ENDS WELL"
4 Pair Of EunawaSs Fail 10 Wed, the
Groom Changed hls Mind Afterwsrd.

Hoi STON. Va July 2.-(SpeciaL)-
'am.. ST Bates. % I,spectable countyman
.aI o. prosperous farmer. who resides
81. 70 f11r miles from Crystal Hill, has
been pa5lag bis attentions 10 Miss Annie
iunnn. "a daughter OF Mr.. X. II. Buntin.
o. the same nrighborhood. His visits were
opposed by the girl's parents on the ground
tiat he Mas known 10 be addicted 10
ttonf drink. On Wednesday OF last
Ners hc drove over 10 MIR. BuntiD's ana
}n1uceI Miss Annie 10 take a buggy-fide
"iih him up 10 Crystal Hiil depot. While
nfN.hg he g0i her consent 10 run away
with him 10 North Carolina. where they
would be- married. No stop WIS made al
ifystal hiil. and the truant couple was
been 10 pass Houston and South Boston
lale mat afternoon. driving at a rapid
'.iA Might overlook them long before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
TO BE SETTLED BY SATURDAY.
So Says President Debs of the Strike and
Boycott.

so Say. President Debs of the Strike and
Boycott.
CHICAGO, July 3.-"The strike and boy
cott inaugurated by the American haii-
way Union will be settled not later than
Saturday"
This was the official statement given out
nv President Debs, of the American RAIL
vav Union, this evening. Nice-President
Howard, James Hogan, and william
Burns. of the joint Conference Committee
selected TO meet the mediators' agreed
with Mr.. DebS Other directors were
divided in their opinion. but 1t is gene
rally conceded that the efforts OF the
municipal authorities, preceded by the
mediation OF +. f. Studebaker. Will in
all probability result in settlement OF
the boycott against Pullman and the
strike on the railroads.
The first meeting of the conference Will
he held tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
CABINET STRIKE CONFERENCE.
"The Law VIII BE Upheld If 1t Takes the
Whole Army to Accomplish IT,

Whole Army to Accomplish It,"
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 3.-All the
members OF the Cabinet except Secre-
taries Carlisle and Morton were present
at the Cabinet meeting to-day The strike
situation in the West occupied almost all
Of the time, and the members Of the
Cabinet az a whole are understood TO
be in thorough accord in sustaining the
President and the Attorney IN
the legal steps which they have taken to
suppress disorder and bring about re-
sumption of interstate traffic.
The consensus of opinion was to delay
If possible. the use of the United states
troops until the terms Of the injunction
obtained in Chicago are made known TO
the various striking organizations. If ar
ter that has been done the disorder and
violence continue. then United states
troops will undoubtedly be used promptly
and with hrmness. THE law will be up
held" said a member Of the Cabinet this
morning 'if the entire United states
land force has TO be used in accomplishing
~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
4 SPLIT.
ROANOKE'S DAILY RECORD.
Indictments by the Grand Jury for For
gerry and Murder.

ROANOKE. VA, july 3.-Cspecial)-
The grand jury has indicted r. II. Talley,
Henry NOEL, Bertram Goldsworthy and
J.. 5. White, and Charles Smith. for felo-
ny. ana Miss Annette Preston for murder.
Talcy and Goldsworthy's offense is for
gerry. and Miss Preston. who Is a beauti-
mi l6-ycar old girl. strangled her child.
If she is caught her trial Will be ex-
trcmely sensational on account Of the
social and business prominence Of some Of
the parties connected with the expose.
J. W. Headcn. a reporter of the Roa-
noke Times, who went 10 Floyd county,
his former home, four weeks ago, TO re-
cuperate. IS critically Ill with consump-
tion.
Richard Motley, n tramp from North
Carolina. went TO sleep on the Norfolk
and Western tracks here this morning
and had one OF his legs cut off by train.
Fred. Halrs,on (coloredD was put on
trial to-day for assaulting Blanche Lit
trelI, an s-year old white child. The tes-
tlmony points TO his guilt. The people are
Indignant and anxiously awaiting the YER
diet OF the Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
Adlai at Greensboro.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-'ihe Southern
railway held its vestbuled limited tram
twenty minutes tonight In order l" en-
train after the passage OF the ,ariI bill.
The Vice-President. with his daughters
and several friends were booked for this
train for Greensboro', n, g, where tnty
Vice President will take part IN the
Fourth-of-July celebration at Guii'ord
Courthouse, near Greensboro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04

gratitude. I love my country too sxdsntly
for Il to be . happy day for me when
became its Chief Executive. May II be
given TO me to ma In my mind and heart
the strength necessary to aervs Franco
worthily.
The act Of the National Assembly as
surfng the transmission Of power within
few hours after tho death Of tho Presi-
dent appeared In the eyes Of the people
OF the world like n new conservation of
republican inatitutions. Paris. which tha
Republic and government thank, gavc on
Sunday an admirable demonstration Of
gratitude and respect. A country which.
in the midst OF such crueities. shows IL
self capable OF so much moral discipline
and so much political urility. will be
able to unite the social forces without
which nations perish with liberty and
government"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
IRON WORKERS OUT.
Dismal Outlook for the Present-1ndignant
Negro ProhibiiiOnists-Appo

Negro Prohibiiionists-Appoin
NORFOLK. July S.-(Special)-Somef few
workmen were called in the navy-yard
this morning 70 work on the United States
steamer Alliance. 1t is now likely the
iron-workers on the new ship will be out
for some time. At least they expect
50 under the recent ruling Of the Secreta-
~. The change Of the orders taking the
san Francisco from this yard to New
York is a great disappointment here. Inc
assertion of the Secretary that the ALI
auce and Atlanta have been sent to this
yarl Is a mistake. The Atlanta has been
sent ~ Boston.
PROHIB CLUB.
The Norfolk county Prohibtionists at
Halls Corner will organize a club TINS
month.
A new Board Of Health Of Norfolk has
been elected with Dr. l.. Landlord presi-
dent
The Colorcd Prohlbition-Reform EXecu-
tive Committee are up in arms over be-
Ing rel-gatcd To a back seat. After the We
tory was won the committee met ana
made recommendations of certain colored
men for certain municipal positions, but
" H. Thoroughgood. chairman, declares
that others have successfully appeared on
the scene after the loaves and fishes who
are men who tried every means 10 sell
out to the Democrats.
\ SPLIT.
There is therefore a decided split de-
vcloped amongst the colorcd Prohibition
lists. for the colored brother wants Office,
and is hustlng to get ii.
r. g. Church. a young and hard-working
Democrat, was ousted from his office yes
terday as janitor of the city Hall by a
negro named ollie BY.
O. B. Sherwood, of Portsmouth, died
to-day; aged 20 years.
r. y. Zachary was elected by the Water
Commissioners to-day as superintendent of
the Water Works. and Edward Kunaldue
was selected Inspector Of Plumbing. f..
H. Seward has been elected Deputy High
Constable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
FRS. District Democratic Convention.

WARSAW, VA. July 3.-(Special )-At
a meeting OF the Democratic Committee
OF the First District, held at Rappahan-
mock to-day, the committee being fully
represented In the persons Of Its members
or by proxy, Rappahannock was fixed
day OF August. at II O'clock NJ, as the
time for the holding the convention 10
nominate a candidate TO represent the
district In Congress-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
Cobb's Island.

The new and handsome steamer Po-
cahontas will leave here on July 6th az
7 o'clock A. NJ, arriving at Cobb's Island
AZ 7 o'clock +. NJ; returning. will leave
Cobb's Island at A. NJ, July sth. ar
riying at Richmond at 7 =. M. Music by
the grand orchestrion and q full brass
band. For further Information and
tickets see Virginia Navigation Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
Colonel Euller'. Condition.

sTAUNTON. VA. July 3.-Cspecal.)-.
The following telegram was received here
late this afternoon from Colonel II. w
Fullers secretary: "Mr. Fuller'S injuries.
while quite serious and painful. ara not
now considered to be dangerous, and
there is every reason 10 believe that he
will recover. He is resting as well to-day
as could be expected" "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
GOODMAN INDICTED.
Charged With Killing Colonel h. {, Par
sons al Clifton Forge.
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE. !"
rbe Grand Jury Finds True Bill
Against The Prisoner.
GOODMAN BROUGHT INTO COURT
III Enters Three Pleas in Abatement aHd
Oac Of "NOi Gmliy''
BgILS OF EXCEPTION TAKEN.
Case Continued and The Trial Set for
The August Term.
EVIDENCE OF The HOTEL CLERK.
Goldman Went Into the EcadinE-h"o
Amor His ristol and AFTER killing
Parsons Carried IL Back
BILLS OF EXCEPTION TAKEN
Case Continued and The Trial Sci lor
the August Term.
EVIDENCE OF The HOTEL CLERK.
.-,....,, Went Into the Reading Room
Ancr Ills Fistol and Aier hi'""s
l.rsou. Carried IL Back.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA July S.-'Spc'
.... .rn. County Court OF Allegheny
..., convened in Covinrton this morn
.... e.. p. Moore presiding. a spe-
81. .r..i jury. consisting of nine we'll
,.... ...l.us. was empaaellcd. the pm
....r ....c, being 20 take oHclal cogni-
...... a,, killing OF Colonel II. c. Par
.... .t clifton Forge on ;hc morning OF
h
r. Y.ry retired 10 their room at il
. l..- owing 20 number Of trivial
caslmloe their time. 40 report
made. until o'clock in tho afternoon.
LITTLE INTEREST
..-.r the ume that the jury was out
M u..f,st was taken in anything ih''
...a. on inside the courtroom. which
nearly deserted.
.u. however. as tn" announcement
..Ie uat The jury was Ming into
... .ri-room the house became packed
.... crowd eager 70 hear the result Of
.u,ruous.
a TRUE BILL
.- ..rk of the cour. then proceeded 10
,. .r ta- ust of indictments. reaching
,... nc case of the Commonwealth
....-., Thomas A. Goodman. which was:
.-...!.r iu the first dcgree-a true
is COURT.
tt.- OBJ. arrlurcmeut OF the docket for
.......! oca rumDer OF small cases Con-
t.- Goodman was brought into court
5I. booked calm ana d.gnlhed. and was
..... . seat inside tho railing lust in
..r.r ,I..srs. r. l.. Parrish and Georee
r Anderson who. with Colonel Beverly
of Richmond. constitute his coun-
THO STAT. was represented by i. A.
aH.n.
THREE PLEAS.
The counsel Tor the defence entered
,... pleas in abatement, alleging in sub
...-. taa, the grand jury making the IN
tm..t haI not been properly consti-
i...4 aui mat therefore the grand jurors
,.r. ult properly qualified
SUSTAINED
T-e Commonwealth q INJURED 10 the
,-. ana the demurrer was sustained.
3-r d.fru tart, counsel thaTeIpon took
i.. ~ exception in each plea The de-
r.lsrt pleaded not guilty. and the case
v4- continued untu the August term OF
t.. court. auI sect for trial on the second
..y ~ the term. August STA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
wbe, Travelling,

whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip a bottle OF syrup Oh
Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly anu
effectually on the kidneys, hver. anu
bowels. preventing fevers, headaches. anu
cher fortns OF sickness. For sale In Joc.
and Il bottles by all leading druggists.
Manufactured by the California Fig syrup
Cnsnnspy only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
They Give sati.factlon.

All who have seen them are delighted
with the Famous Paintings Of the
World" which are now being offered to
their subscribers by the Dispatch COM
pany. Call and see them Each number
can be had by bringing or sending three
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
Mr. RradIey Dead of Bright,s Disease.

ABINGDON, VA, July 2-(Special)--
Mr. John l.. Bradley OF this place, died
this morning at ) o'clock. Mr.. Bradley
citizens. He was a man Of great energy,
and was the owner OF much valuable
real estate in this county. He had SUI
fered greatly for many months trom
hia daafh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
PRENoERcAsT NOT INSANE.
He Will BE Hanged Next Week III No
Technicalitlea Intervens.

CHICAGO. ILL, July 3.-The jury IN
Judge Payne's court. after two hours
del!beration. this afternoon returned
verdict finding Patrick Eugene Prender-
CAST not insane or a lunatic, and. there's
fore, responsible for the murder OF Car
ter Harrison. IL no other legal techni'
caiities intervene. the assassin Will be
hanged July 18th next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
RIOT IN MICHIGAN.

A Number of Men shot-State Protection
Demanded.
IRONWOOD, MICH, July IA riot oc-
Cured at the Norrls mine today. and
n numer Of men were shot and the steam
shovels stopped. II is not known how
many men were shot or whether any
have been killed. About five hundred
shots were fired. President Curry, of the
Norrie mine. says the protection or the
State has been demanded. The streets are
crowded with excited people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
Special Reduction

will be given TO all who alt for photo.
graphs at the Davis Gallery. S27 Broad
street, on July Attn next Dent fail 70
get thA bsnsdt Of II s,...... =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing Syrup mas been
used for CHILDREN teething. IL soothes ths
child, softens the gums. allays all pam.
cures wind collie. and Is the oest remedy
for diarrLoea. Is cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04

Mr.. Charles T.. Welch has reopsned
bright View House." near Old Point
Comfort, for the accommodation OK
guests. He would be glad 20 SEQ ma
friends and the pubic in general
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04

Ge. q bottle Of AsGosrusA bIrfERs 70 us'of
your Soda ani Lemonade, and keep your disss'
tive organs In order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04

Clutches, Trusses. and Braces at
OWENS s. MIsoR DRrG CoNrAsf's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04

Ycs-shavers, Milk.shskers, and al kinds
Soda Water Supplies si
OWENS MINOR Drug CohPASfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-04

~ a.rk of the cour: then proceeded 10
.g ta- ust of indictments. reaching
ue case of the Commonwealth
..s, Thomas a. Goodman. which was:
.....l.r lu IN, first degree-a true
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06
BITTEN BY A RArTLESNAKE.
The Summit Sentinel says:

The Summit Sentinel says:
Last Sunday the thirteen-year-
old son of Mr.. Simon Temple, re-
siding near Mr.. Jesse Jones, while
hunting muscadines, was bitten on
the left knee by large rattlesnake,
the snake embedding three Of his
fangs, which were an inch and a
quarter long, in the tender flesh.
As soon IS the boy. Harvey, dis
covered he was bitten, hc gave the
alarm. and ran to the house, a
short distance off, where the wound
was immediately swathed in band
ages soaked with coal oil, and then
a poultice of strong boiled to-
bacco juice was placed thereon,
which had the desired effect Of
reducing the swelling i'll a few
hours. The young man is now do
ing vel, suffering scarcely at ali
from his mishap. The snake was
dispatched, and it was found, upon
examination. that he had rattles
aud q button. 1t was . narrow
escape for Harvey, aud he was in
deed fortunate in escaping as
lightly as he did.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06
FOUL ASSASSINATION.

Amite City. La, SPIT. so. The
citizens OF Independence we're
thrown inio a fever OF excitemen:
on last Thursday night when it was
learned that Mrs. William Miller had
been assassinated. On the night
Of the assassination Alr. Miller
was quietly reading his paper at
the supper table, while his wife
aud daughter were washing the
dishes. Suddenly loud report
was heard and the lamp was shat
tered. Neighbors hearing the re
port went to the Miller residence
aud found Mr.. Miller and daughter
lying on the floor had:y wounded.
On searching further il was found
that Mrs. Miller hal run into the
back yard, where she was found
by her friends already cold in death.
Mr.. Miller is a Woodworking, law
abiding farmer, living few miles
south Of Independence. and the
family had no known enemies.
To-day sun Wainwright. who had
been employed by Miller to ferret
out the mystery, was brought here
under arrest on suspicion Of being
the assassin.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06
WHO CAN VOTE TO-DAY.

In the primary election to be held
to-day, to nominate Democratic
candidate for Congress, the rules
governing the same should be
strictly adheredt0. The rules will
be found in another column. and
we call special attention to rule No.
4, which is as follows:
Fourth. That only known white
Democratic citizens Of the district
who are qualified voters under the
law, or who will he qualified VOTERS
at the time OF said election, and
who will support the Democratic
nominee for congress at this pri-
mary election, shall participate in
this primary election or he voters
thereat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06
BUSINESS LAW IN DAILY
USE.

Herewith nr. the most import
ant lnws. snccinc,iy stated. that
tonch the needs nf the average
busins<s man. An observance of
them will enable one to avoid many
mistakes that may I've serious. and
steer H.. innocent from many pit
falls that may he cnlamitons.
They contain, in a f-w words, the
essence OF larg. amount 1T Legal
verbin." hot ;'lways very intelligi-
BILE.
Each il, divi.ln Il in n ,rtnersl,ip
is responsible COR tia hole Amount
of the d.bts OF the firm. except in
case. Of special" partnerships.
Contracts male ON Sunday CAN
not b" enforced
4 contract mad. w.t.. minor
is voi.l.
A contract male with \ lnmatic
Tor with one who hss general
reputation for weak-mindedness)
is void (Thc litter case mn~t.
however. b. clearly established. J
The acts 81 one partner bind MI
tho other partners.
Il il u fran,l to conceal \ frand.
No consideration il sufficient i'm
law il it be illegal in its nature.
Many failures" ars upset because
~ l1,:,. lu,.,
\ receipt for money is MT always
conclusive.
An agreement without consider
alton IL void
The law rompels no one to do
impossihiliti.s. ('rhis must be
literally construed
Ignorance OF the law excuses no
onn.
Note es'ecinlly. III. following m
affecting The giving aud taking Of
checks and mites
4 note made on Sunday il void.
4 net. male by a minor ia void.
A note obtained by irsnd. or
from a person in a state 81 intoxi-
ca. on. csnnnt hc collected. (This
il a c 'rolln,y 10 tho law governing
contracts with The weak mimle
Notes bear interest only when
81 stated
II nate il ! st 0r stolen. il doe.
MT rclea.e III. maker; he mnss pay
il il the .nsitlesation fnr which i!
WIS given. AMI the nmonnt, can III.
proved
Signatures ~ "ls with n ',.a.l pen-
eli are go ii in law.
4 nnt. ind,rssd in blank i. trans
f-r..tl.. by delivery. the sam" NJ II
made payable to i,rarer.
The maker 81 nm ''accn:nnloil..
ton" note f"n. for with he ls>
received mo- Consideration. havin:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06

lent his name and credit for the
accommodation Of the holder) 10
not bound to the person acoom-
lno.lated. Int is bonnd TO all osl,cr
parties. precisely as il there was a
good consideration.
II the maker Of check or draft
has changed his residence. the
holder must use ''duo diligence to
find him.
Checks or drafts must be pre-
sented for payment "withont un-
reasonable delay"
Ignorance or oversight Of will
ful in attention TO these funtia-
mental injnnctions is tho frequent
source Of annoying aud expensive
litigation.-The Keystone.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06

According TO the census. the Uni
ted States produced Isl, 900. 900
dozens Of eggs in 1879 aud Sl1.-
COO, 600 dozens in 80. These fig
ures are probably under the mark.
At the figures given, however, the
annual egg product If the United
States amounts TO 500, DOC, 600.
II Ia this We add the value of the
poultry sold We shall obtain pretty
high figure for the annual output
Of the department.. Oae authority
has placed il as3s3OO, OOO. 600. In
1898 the entire wheat crop Of the Uni
ted States amounted to 39G, OOO, 900
bushels worth less than $500, 600,
600.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06
Electric iSiseerx.

This r-m-ly j. mcnming :. we'll
kn.wn an! ;, ."rni"r "a I. NEIL no
s., eriai mention. All who Law. used
Electric Hii,-rs sin. u r ssrie s.,ns of
pra:se. 4 ,sur-r me li-ine ,lneS MT
cxis. anil it j. .u.tar :. ell 10 10 all that
j. CHARMED. El.ct-i. Bi'srrs will cnrc
all .iisea ...s oi the Liver anil kidneys.
will re:aove Pim.'l iioilS. SIT Rhenm
AMI ether affections canse 10y impure.
no, !. = Will .lriv- Malaria from the six-
tenn anl prevent ~ we'll AZ cur all
.lalari.l f-verS For cure .f hea.l.sc!,. ;,
/. consumption sui Indigestion try
Electri.: l:itt..rs-Ent r. a..tisf:sc.iun il
nr money refunded. Price
;5a cts. n"-t 81 kl per b,itIe MT ". e.
II ,inixs lsras stare.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06

No matter how things go-the
poor always suffer, says an ex-
change. The nabobs who own rail-
roads think nothing Of running
down . poor mans horse. The
man who can afford to own allo. sc
runs down u poor fellow on bicy-
Gle. The fellow on bicycle runs
down the poor chap who has to
walk. The man that walks st,.mb-
les against the poor cripple who
goes on crutches. The cripple
spends most OF his time jamming
his stick d ,wn on other peoples
corns It's q sadly selfish world.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-06

All these long-winded theories
and discussions are enough to give
. man the headache. Theoretical
finance is the most weari>ome thing
ON earth, and the most unsatisfyiEg.
The ordinary citizen does not need
much OF it. A few plain rules are
Ill I've needs in his business-some-
thing like these;
n you haven't GIT > dollar and
want one you will have 10 sci; dol
lars. worth Of something to get 1t.
II you have = dollars worth Of
something that somebody wants,
you can get = dollar for it.
II the circulating medium were
800 per CA ita and yoa didn't have
! dollars worth of something To sell
YOU Wouldn't he able to get . dol
lar Of Tx.