davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKrr


NEW YORK, July %-Flour dun ana
easy freely offered: winter wheat -
grades. si.sd25o 81; fair 90 fancy, IE42sO:
patents. s. 1909 -: Minnesota clear s2Zp
2sS: patents. =. to610o: low extras. s2st
800: southern Hour dull and weak: con-.
mon TO fair extra, &l0g3.oo. good -
choice do, 2cfi3J0.
Wheat Moderately active and easler;
closing steady. No. . red, store All ,ls-
vator. o.. a54isc.; afoat. 5ia5liansi',c. o..
tions opened weak aud declined &c. raj.
led &c. and closed steady. Nc below
Yesterday. with trading dull. and Deem.
S aes % eIosins seIyi y s sS' iRS:Sss g.
sissc
Corn-Dull and HGi4c. lower: closing
Arm. No. 3 soG5st.c. IN elevator; 5'.C
aiost options dill and steady a. a 80
i9i.c: December. l5Sc. May. H'ta
Oats-Dun and unchanged. Options dun
and easter; July 3S'-c., August s5i.c..
mixed western. +g4-c.
Hay-U nchanged.
WoOl-Firm and more active. domestic
fleece. lisZ2c.; pulled. i5g3ie.' Texst. -
&c.
uuu at $loo. tierrei trrf steady "a
quiet: city extra India mess. sii01lS1
Cut-msats-Staady ana quiet. p.coei
bellies. 7a.c.; shoulder 5i,c.: hams. IlA,@
L.
Lard-ouiet and steady, western steam,
closing. s. D.. city. $N,i1. July, 5 %. S,p-
tcmber. E.Ji. renncd quiet. tontiu.nt,
s. ~: South America, SIS. compound 5 -
Pork-FalrIy active AMI steady: mess,
s4c,fil25: extra prime. $500 -
Butter-Fsncy frm an1 I'm good . mand;
state dairy. l1'g0 Sc; do. creamery, l'fp
lqc.: western dairy. lliselizc.; aD.
creamery. l2al9c.; rlg.ns. ltc
Cottonsesd pil-nul but steady; cruia
"a yellow 32i4U3r.
Rosin-Duu; strained. common 70 od,
s. q sat -.
Turpenune-steady AMI quite, IT -
Kice-Flrm and IN ralr demand: d1meg-
TIC. fair 10 extra, S,ss A.. japan ~
Molassos New Orleans. opcn-ke,tls
good 20 choice TG.''
Peanuts STEADY and quiet
Coffee options opened dull. $40 points
down, and cesel - points up 90 u DOM.
July, 81. 20; August 500 81. septem-
Der. 1870: spot dull ~. :, SIG 3.
Sugar-i,aw steady Dut oul. tlr re-
fnius, ll-'tc.. refined uuiet ana -. 'oF,
on A. l5-l6 SO; standard a : 30
i'ec; cut-loaf. 5-ioc. crushed, 80
5-l6c.; graduated 4 6-lifisc.
Freghts q Liverpool Weak and dull,
cotton. 55id.. grain. l.d.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July - An iiel ~ the olll-
brs Of TO days wheat wllA't cln hc
arrived at bv 4 look at aba breadth ami
range OF the selling between opening
and close. AZ might have declined N.ts
further ON the sHOerrs ANA rllnors ~
showers that wer- aT"rtin- corn. h4t thAe
price, were SUI ported ly puts" n Was
a duh trade and the"s were nun. rous
OBJECTIONS from the Iit many m'ulhsrs
taking advantage of t.' VI't '.tttiNer
~ the business to slip away from OWN
for = sundays absence. Cash wheat was
steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

c. wolcott Balestier. the young American
novelist who died abroad In lSa and with
whom Mr.. Kipling wrote tn Collaboration.
Mrs Kinl,ng is small and slender. with
darI, brown eyes and hair. She was edu-
Gated I'm Rochester. ~. Y. where she was
born. Mr.. and Mrs. Kipling have one
child. n daughter, born In December, lso2
Since their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Kip
ling have made their home In Brattle-
boro'. Vermont. where they have built
charming country house. which. from its
mountainous situation. has been named
.('rou'a Nozt "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

eaNsrf u wysPpesH .; DART teas us
Rsvsnus oolls0uons: Cigars Ana cssa-
rst,:. p.tssw; cebaeea 0.iuG Tstsi.
Prtvats saies for week; wrspps,x. N.
smokers. IL: cutters. IL; fllers. -. 3,,s
leaf. rs; scrap, rs: Jugs. 10 Total az
hossheads. against <ss hogsheads for eo,.
responding week hast year.
Revenue collections for week. c,r,r.
and cigarettes N5.tD.os: tobacco, az Ia q.
Total. t2s.sl3S.
Business was very dull. ard nothing ~
interest was going on.
The weeks business falls shor. az iaa,
week BY about DO hogshsads, but eTcssfs
sales for the same week last year -
about 7op. The market has been generali,
embarrassing this week. Prices close Tor
tho week unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CAUCUS.
Request for One to Consider the Tariff Bill
Matter.

WASHINGTON. D. g., July 2S.-Repre-
sentative Springer Oemocra0, OF Hi
nois. has prepared a call for caucus
of the House Democrats 10 consider what
action shall he taken regarding the tariff
bin. The following is the fun text Of the
can.
william $. Holman. Chairman Of the
Caucus Committee:
Dear Sir.-The undersigned Democratic
MONITORS of the House Of Representatives
respectfully request. I'm the event no
agreement has been reached by the con-
f.rrces on the tariff bill by Tuesday
neat. the 3lst instant, that you viii call
a caucus OF the Democratic members OF
the House. to meet at +. NJ. OF that day.
to consider what action Will be taken 10
secure thc early passage OF tarin bill
The call was circulated about I'VE min
utcs before adjournment and had been
s.rned at halt-pds 2 by dozen or more
.rftft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Mathews Delegate. for Jones.

PORT HAYWOOD. VA. July 2s.-(spe-
cial)-Msthew's Democrats met at
Mathews in the courthouse this evening
az o'clock to elect delegates to the Tap
pahannock congressional convention, 10
convene on the ilth proxmo. Or. l.. ;.
Forster was the chairman. and G.. r. I.
Lane secretary The delegates elected
from the several masisteral districts are
as follows:
Chesapeake-G. Il. T. Lane. John r.
Foster. and W. +. Jarvis.
Westville District-Dr. l.. S. Foster.
Laben Hudgins. and Leroy Bohannon.
Piankitank District-J. Boyd Sears ana
r. r.. Hudgns.
The delegates are empowered 70 elect
their own alternates.
\ resolution was unanimously adopted
cordially endorsing the course OF Hon.
". A. Jones. our representative in Con-
gress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
A CALL FOR TROOPS.
They Are Wanted for Hallway Protection
In (o,ur d'Aiene.

WASHINGTON. July %-General Otis
telegraphs the War Department from his
headquarters. at Vancouver barracks
Washington that the Northern Pacific
railroad has applied to him 10 furnish
tr,ons for the protection OF that section
Of their line running through the Occur
de'Alene region. General Otis replied that
ne would supply troops 10 protect the
malls ana to insure compliance with the
Interstate commerce law, tut that troops
could not be used 10 guard the road gene
rally. except upon application Of the pro
per judicial authorities 10 support united
states fnarshals in carrying out mandates
of Federal courts. General Gus can
utilize the force now at Wardner. ldaho.
TO open the road for the dispatch OF
mills
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Jake Yost Outlines His Canvass.

sTAUNTON, VA. July 2S-CSpecial)-
Hon. Jacob Yost. the Republican nomi-
nee OF the Tenth Congressional District.
informs the Dispatch correspondent that
he will open his canvass at Covington
August Sth (Which Is court-day). at which
time the GoodmanParsons murder case
will be called for trial Mr.. Iost VIII
speak on the third Monday I'm August at
Fincastle. and from thence on till the
day OF election will swing rapidly AROUND
the circuit, sometimes speaking twice a
day. He says he Is anxious that the
voters should hear the issues discussed.
and that no looks forward To joint dis
cussions with the opposition. as has been
the custom heretofore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
WHERE WAS LAMONT7
A Disappearance Of the secreiar, Connected
with the Tariff Fight.

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Secretary La
mont returned to the city this morning
and took lunch with the President at
. o'clock. His whereabouts from the
time OF his arrival this morning until
ne arrived at the White House is secret.
II IA said at the White House that the
Secretary returned to the city without
any summons from the President, who
was quite surprised TO see him. This APP
pears 10 corroborate the suspicion that
the cause of Colonel Lannon'S hasty re-
turn was not unconnected with the Sen
ate side OF the tariff fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
x,,o,.-F.x.r I'm ThIs Country,

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Surgeon-Gene-
r.l Wyman, of the Marine-Hospital Ser
vice. has received reports from state
Health Oficer Porter OF FLORIDA. surgeo~
Murray. and Sanitary-Inspector Guiteras
who have been investigating the nature
az the fever at Key West. and these re-
narts agree that the fever Is "dengue."
and that there 10 no suspicion OF yellow
fever at Key West. -,
Surgeon General Wyman SAID To-Day
that there was no portion OF ths united
states suspected Of being antseteu WIN
ysilow-fsveg. ,--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
LEXINGTON ELECTS DELEGATES
The Administration and Congressman
Tucker Well Endorsed.

The Administration ana congressman
Tucker Well Endorsed.
LEXINGTON. VA. July 2s.-(Special)--
The Lexington district Democratic pri-
mary was held to-day in the courthouse.
County Chairman Grecniee ID. Ietcher pre-
siding. Five delegates and alternates were
elected 10 the Tenth District Congress
sonal Convention: but they were not in
str,icted The sentiment OF the meeting
was In favor Of Harry Tucker. as shown
by the resolution below. The meeting
was fairly we'll attended. The county
chairman offered the following resolu-
tons, which were adopted:
Resolved by this Democratic mass
meeting. That We reafiirm our allegiance
to the Democratic principles as set forth
In the Chicago platform OF 1892.
That we endorse and approve Of the
administration OF Grover Cleveland; and
the House ~ Representatives. in their
Efforts to embody into legislation true
Democracy, and give relief TO the masses
OF the people. and We endorse our dis
tinguished congressman. Harry st. George
Tucker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. July 2s-Receipts-
Cattle. $50; sheep and lambs. coo: hogs. LIS
head
Sales-Cattle. 80: sheep and lambs. 40:
hogs, l25 head.
dunn to good. "a. gross: common 10
fair, 2lizisc gross bulls, 2xu3c. gross;
sheep, l's42lAc. gross; lambs, 21z9siac.
gross; hogs. 6tQsizc. net.
Market very low and prices OF = 10 hc.
on all grades OF cattle. Sheep hard 10
sell at the quoted prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Fork Union Delegates for Tucker.

RREMO. VA. July 2S-(SpeciaI)-At n
meeting OF the voters OF Fork Union dis
trict, Fluyanna county, delegates 10 the
Buchanan convention We're elected as fol-
lows: c. T. Jones. J. S. Payne. and NJ
II. Kimbrough. Resolutions fully en-
d0rsing the present incumbent We're
passed. and the delegates were instructed
to cast their votes In his favor from first
10 last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

nomination being made by their party
for Congress.
DR.. w. w. Anderson. who was taken
seriously III Tuesday. II much improved
Mr.. J. r. Cunningham. OF Lynchburs.
was brought to Farmville III this week
with symptoms OF typhoid fever. He has
received the attention OF home folks. and
last reports are that his condition Is I'm
proved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Almost % Tragedy.
detroit Fres PresA)

He loved her.
He had asked her 20 marry him
She had remained silsnt.
He persuaded and pleaded for an Az
swer.
She refused 70 reply ...,...
Then he took his hat aud started away
..Cns word, Mr.. De SmOe,. shs s1iR u
tragic tones. before you -.
He was awed. and STOPPED -, O..
t9 speak quick. for l an goins way
forever" ,,o,n..
YES" she murmured sni her mosnsr
I'd stairs though hs woui1D1 80 away
forever.
such Is love In large cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Fluvanna Delegates for Tucker.

COLUMBIA. VA. July 28-(Special)-
TIE voters OF Columbia district met AZ
K.nt's Store. Fluvanna county. to-day and
elected delegates 10 the Buchanan con-
ventlon as follows: J. A. Shepherd, J.
Acc. Miller. - T., Kent. They are In
structed for Tucker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES Of THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money. Bonds, Stocks, 0rAAn. fS
bacco, Cotton. &C.. aud the wss-
Their Indications.

r WASHINGTON. d. O., July H.
fcT0pu Forecast for Virginia; Thunder
'''"" storms in the north. fair in the
southern portion; cooler in the in
terror; southwest winds.
North Carolina: Generally fair weather;
south winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrKnnAr
was hot and clear. The skies ct midnight
wero cloud,ess.
Sta.e of tDermometsr,
Mean temperature. ................s
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. July 2s-The intense heat
all but depleted the Stock Exchange to-
day. and the few brokers who were com
PEELED 10 stay in town did little or nothing
in the market. AS usual OF late, Sugar
led the list. both in point OF activity and
advance, the stock selling up from lV2s
to l035s. r,acting to l02a.. and closing at
l03A-a gain OF =, per cent. for the day.
The pool is stu supporting the stock
whenever raided by the traders, and IL
oaslng its operations on the theory that
the Senate demands for a duty on refined
sugar will finally be- adopted by the
House.
The Changers and Union Pacific were
weaker, st. Paul selling down $. Rock
Island y. and Union Pacific " These
stocks were affected by unfavorable crop
news. Burlington also weakened on the
poOr statement FOR June. the gross earn
ings having decreased $3.50. and the sur
plus 81. ~. Among gas stocks, me
Consolidated. OF New York. fell 20 H9.
and closed at ll9. bid. The recent heaVi-
ness OF the stock Is attributed 20 the
completion OF the gas tunnel. which IL
expected 20 cut into the company reve-
nue.. Delaware and Hudson was In de-
mand ami moved up "a. to l33. wheeling
~
opening AZ per cent lower, at "a, rising
IL, 20 35',. and closing at -.
The trailing was limited, and some OF
the prominent stocks were without sale
There was very little disposition 20 ope-
rate. and no relief from the present dul-
ness Is looked for until the tariff matter
is settled either one way or the other,
Speculation closed steady.
The total sales were only 59,N@ snareS.
The net changes show declines OF isges
per cent. the latter In Union Paclnc.
The bond market was dun ard weaker
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated 2'.wO
shares Of unlisted. looo0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 3Nps per cent: actual
business in bankers bills at 81 Nr Tor
sixty DAYS. AMI N.SSitUL>Nia for demand !,
posted rates. 81 SSft4 ssh, commercial DIS,
81 S6i4 04NGAi.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
duh Railroad bonds duh.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the Associated
Ranks shows the following changes
Rsseree. decrease. S3.2u4,S'5
Loans. decrease. Nlp9.nD.
Specie. decrease. $iolEo
Legal tenders decrease S,O'S,po
peuosits. decrease. S0osl 90
Circulation decrease. sl0a@p.
The hanks now hold 81. Mil25 In excess
Of the requirements OF the y per cent.
rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Where Ignorance Is Bliss" Etc.

Teacher: Define "unsophlsticated."
Brigh, Boy: "Unsophistcated" means A
boy wot thinks the circus season raises
the price OF lemons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July rs. 1894

OFFERINGS - Wheat, I,S52 bushels. Corn
White, l42 Dasncls. Oats. I,322 bushels
sALEr.--H hest. ,lb3 bushels Corn-White,
~ bushels. OATS go bushels.
QuorArIOsa-- Wheat Longberry. 52s34c:
mixed. 5la54c. shcrtDetry. o0a5<c.: No. Z, red.
sac Corn Nhits Virgins tbas lots), o3ao4c. |;
No, 9 whit-. 5ic: Sa & mixed. SOC. OATS
No mixed, 34Isa35c.: No. s mixed, 33Its
SIC. new winter, 3Jai0c. Rye. 50a53c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
BONDS.
BAITIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, July 2S.-Virginla
century bonds. 57i.p5Si. Baltimore and
ONO stock. I0n12; Consolidated Gas bonds,
IliNllJ. DO. stock. 6JUCJls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

TTlNctlOu IIBrtD
Most chairs appear to be upright sort
of affairs. but they usually make pretty
fre. use OF their arms and get their backs
up whenever they are sat upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Rudyard kipiing's Wife.

On January Is. 1892. Mr.. Kiplng was
married At All-Souls church. In London.
70 Caroline Starr Bslestier. . SISTER Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
WASHINGTON CITY.
Latest Talk About The Natter Of the
Tariff Bill.
ASSAULTS ON THE SENATE.
Enumeration Of the Mugwump and Baser
Republican Press s. Personal and
Political Points OF Interest

tariff question before TINS Congress, INV
most consistent revenue -rcf0rmcrs, IN
Guiding senators Daniel. Hunton. RANSOM
Jarvis. and all the leading men from 'he
roeth. realize that under the oFcuih'
/. ttances confronting the party the o'''
IS agrccl upon by the Senate, IL the very
4 not measure In the way ~ taK-rsdnc'ioh
VAS possible o. Construct. ie"p'e ~
New YORK. OHIO. Sew jersey anu o'"''
States sra which manufacturing Is more
pt,o.i,ely carried on than ~ Virginia
korth carolina. and other portions Oh the
sr i.k Droa tho tnr.0 differently
+. ,t.... ~ The south and West, and
,..,....t,.y in the latter sections. in
800, ,.-I..lturs is the leading pursuit.
s. lf ne Democrats had a large majority In
"A .,, Senate. ana that majority was repre-
,,ui.i b. senators from states in which
Inc pssric favored an extremely low rate
D. Iuiy al along he line. there could be
kaas,a D.. Carrying more sweeping
REDUCTIONS. bar wIcu Sir. smith. Of Ncw
Jersey. Mr. EI.ce. of ono, HnI others
s.uluI certain concessions. and give IL
.. thor U.tmufGm t.at they VIII not
.otc for aus b.u u H.ir Industries arc
.o b. injured. 10 Is the hc.gHt OF folly
I'D DEFY even Two OT three mon, au1
irk- tle 3 Sion ttaf n heavy reductions
cannot tr s,D..y.d there shall he nothing
. inc w.. ~ o.. form. NI Smith has four
a..c y~als to serve. ana New Jersey
bt.nC a u" r.tt.t tuning state. o." 5. t'i
be- Aas t.t,u I9 popular among his con-
,ff..uf. 70 may not suit Virginia 90
A.i,h Carolina. but 10 phases the Jersey
n.a. ara Dire cares rot p ig what is said
I.I rr4fH the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA, July 2s.-No auction
sales to-day.
PrivaAA ssJsA: EiliarA 3: smaksrA z;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING MAT a! !:
ID LIZ ExRCrTgD Ar 1as pisFASss
RnlkILAG-AAllSn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
PORT OF RICHMOND. jelly rs. 1894
aDDTNEn


Steamer PocahonIas, Deyo. Norfolk. IN ,rchan-
disc and passengers: irwin Weis!ges, superin-
teudeut.
Schooner Daisy Farland, Mar. KeEnebec, ice;
RichmOp lee company.
Schooner Flora Pussy, Gray, kockland. lime:
Carnesl x DAVIS.
Schooner Addie p. McFatien. Stewart, Ken
neoec, ice; Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Jesse W. starr. Maxwell, Stamford,
bark. Goodman Brothers X co. vessel, curtis
q Parker.
Schooner q. p. Wright. Hayey. Middetown,
pig-IrOn, !. n. Gordon. agent; vessel, Curtis &
Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

=, 49,, =, ~, 1905.
LAID
JuiJ.............. .......... "b1 n"p
>optsmoor.."........... co''f 0.'"d
.,r ''r'' car, e72'a
September co h1sia
r 80 o,o,,,i1,.. Flour w,. dsu and
price U're cas.. wltiol, essential ci,n2s.
Wte,r ,ii ,.,. ". , 80 a..c. com,
- 'o,ts .n. .,',.- Pork k2Ge.e ~
- -. IarI 5.-t ,1. Ribs %.H.s
ga. shoulders 500 N.tF.y So
RAIrINoR. TrGBTrE MARKET
pAr,rtN,npr An II. ., Flour dun
oni ,, 't.n,,'I'
o,,I nj I',i,. ~, ,'.,..- t.si.c
g.. ..s.,,., No rel
- ,n,ii,".f ,.,is
-, go, "I n''i,'S s', a.. I,f,. ge!c.
so,,tbsrn c,,, IN, a., ,e.i.,, XXX
'V 0stsHFe as. !" 10 .ri.e. w,stern. sc;
No 2 rnIXcd do. 42o4ir.
i've -Dun: 30 9 ~.
Iiay-DaIi' At yi.oll,-O
Grain freights- Dul b4l steady and w,
other articles-I'nchangci
cTNcINNArL
Cr>,Ct,.cATt - G,Iy qs-r,our--
srrino n ,,,.' T. 35sq o., d. fancy So
q a.. a. family tgLa2oD
MH,"' 49,, ~, and f,l,i, o,tioe,
NJ . Nil 50i'". No. Whit. nlxst
"&c;;. s,.aav. -, . ,oiye1 now aouo
No y ubtf. ia a.,
po~k "Wess t.2., family. see5: cleas
family Ega,
Isrd-Steadv. steam lear. 7Hc.: kettle
dried. 7lhc.
Bacon-St.ady; loos. shoulders. &c;
ioose shog,-rib sides. 7s.47Nc.; loose short
clear sides sc; packed lots, 81 ~.
Whiskey-Firmer at ;i22.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL July 81 i. Motion
August and september f-tti, bvyns,
September ana October 5y-Cti; OctOb,r
AMI November. y-CiL. November ont
December. 3 s2-6ii.; December and Janu-
ary. 55-Gii.. sellers: January snd Bee-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, July %. 1894
An1INEn

Schooner G. II. Woistou, Richmond.
Schooner Alfred BrsbIook, Norfolk.
Schooner Walker Arlington, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamship santuit. Boston.
Schooner star OF tbs Sea, Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
PORT OF WEST POINT. july 20, 1894
ARRIVED.

Steamship Berkshire, Kerwin. Providence
via Baltimore, passengers and general cargo
steamship Richmond. DAVIS, Now Yost. pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Courtney, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire. kerwin. Providence via
Baltimore. passengers ard general cargo.
steamship Hammond, Davis New YORK pas
sengers aud general cargo
Steamship Charlotte. Courtney, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. July %. 1894

IMMATURE ALMANAC, july 80, lS0i-
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
SOVEREIGN FEARS NO COURT.
Openly Declares Hc VIII Violate judge
jenkins Order.

Openly Declares Hc viii Violate Judge
jenkins Order.
Dies MONIES, Feb. 27.-George w.
Howard, vice president of the American
Railway union, organized a branch here
with 175 members Sunday afternoon.
The general executive board Of the
Knights Of Labor and General j. b.
Weaver were present. After the organ.
ization General Master Workman Sow.
ereign made a speech in reference to the
injunction against him by Judge Jen.
kins. Sovereign said:
II am going to Winona, Mimi, and
will speak there, and I shall be in st.
Paul and Minneapolis to talk to the
Northern Pacific employees and assure
them M sure a. there is a God in Heaven
l will violate the injunction of Judge
Jenkins. It is an outrage on all work.
ingmen. He would be a poor represen.
tative Of organized labor who would not
have the backbone to do what he pleases
against this ~disgraceful order and would
deserve the condemnation of honest work.
men. Who is Judge jenkins, any how?
simply q man with a soul to damn. I
fear no courts. II there Is a United
States marshal here let him serve his
prOcpRs."
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
FATAL EXPLOSION IN A MINE.
Sic Bodies Have IBecn Recovered-Tws
Italians Missing.

Sic Bodies Have lsecn Recovered-Two
Italians Missing.
DENVER, Feb. ga special TO The
Republican from Ration, N. NJ, says: Al
geo Thursday morning a terrific explo-
sion occurred in the coal mines at Boss
burg, three miles southwest of here, and
soon a band Of rescuers were at work to
investigate the amount of damage done
and II possible give succor to those with
in. Six bodies have been recovered and
it Is believed that two Italians, who are
missing, are in the mine and probably
dead. Tha killed are:
JOSEPH FATHERTNGILL, fire inspector,
aged 70.
ALBERT SNYDER, miner, aged 30.
ED HOGAN, miner, aged 81.
RICHARD THORNTON, miner, aged So.
ROBERT PENMAS, niger, aged 40.
SAMUEL WELLS. aged IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Senator Allen For President,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.--Representa.
tive Jerry Simpson of Kansas is out in
an interview advocating the nomination
Of Senator William V. Allen Of Nebraska
for the presidency in 1895 by the Popu-
lists. He says Allen is the only man in
the Populist ranks who comes fully up
to the measure: that Senator PETER Of
Kansas is q good and able man but too
timid. He regards Senator Allen as the
brainiest, nerviest man In all the Popu-
Oarty.