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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30
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HAA' OF Antluitifu hnggNgcs
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, January 2tst, 1896, at 3 O'Clock
y. moi that day and continuing there.
after rom day 10 day until sold, at tho
baggage depot Of the UNDERLINED, near
the corner OF sixth West and Third
South streote, Salt Lake City, Utah,
tho uuderslguud viii expose for sale
and sell NJ public auction TO the high.
oct bidder for cash the following dst-
crlbed articles Of baggage, remaining
unclaimed tn tho possession OF the
undersigned at the expiration OF six
months from the time Of lie arrival ut
the place Of ~ delivery and at place Of
delivery, stored by the Undersigned.
Said sale Will be- made for this puf.
pose Of paying for this storage and care
Of said baggage while stored, and tho
reasonable aud necessary costs Of such
sale. Tho names and addresses Of the
conHiguors aud conaignuta OF each and
ali the following described parcels ami
tho places from whiuh each and all
said parcels were shipped are uu.
known.
II bundles Of bedding, / sack OF
clothing, black trunks ana c0nte nts,
one russell trunk A. Il contents, one zlno
frank and contents, 8 grils ana con.
t~uts, telescope and contents, is um.
biUllas and parasols, silver watch, 81
packages Of iuudry articles, box ore,
7 baskets aud contents, music sian
l bundle Of tent poles, | ichlol desk,
Colts revolver, "a callbor.
Date OF met publication DISC. 90. ia5
THIS RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL
WAY CO.,
by +. A. WADLEfoH,
Gen. PASSENGER Agl.
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THE NEWS groets tho Chicago
Tribune through Ia special representa-.
tive, r.. l.. Bertrand, who has been
sent out by the great paper 10 be pres.
ent nj the State Inauguration Day
ceremonies ami 10 tell the Tribune.
readers something Of tho people and
resources Of the State Of Utah. We
trust the gentleman will bo ablo 10 10,
cure full and correct reformation on oil
topics ho may deal with, that his pic
ture Of the new State may he m
accurate portrayal Of what Utah 8.
sEJ promises to be.
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Try Electric Bittsrs as a remedy ioi
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been found 10 DO peculiarly adapted "a
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ing spells, or are nervous, aleoplesf,
oHoiiabl,, melancholy or troubled with
day spells, Electric Bitltrs 10 the
medicine you need. Health and
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DepAILmenl.
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WAR FOR PRINCIPLES.


A Chicago minister, speaking In mis-
sermon about the VeneEuela difficulty,
takes occasion 90 state that wars are no
longer wAged for aggrandlSsment, A.
by ancient Rome; or for pasiime, AZ by
bArbatians; or Tor mercantile reasons,
but for principles. II should DO need.
less TO point out tho fact that very few
ware have ever been waged for
principles either In ancient or modern
times. Wars generally have other
causes than the vindicstlon Of n prin.
clple.
The present situation In tho Orient Ia
such that were Europe concerned
about the honor OF tho quickly
passing century, or about tue
triumph OF the moral and ethical
principles that should Constitute IL
browning glory, there would be a
general crusade, surprising any re.
corded In history.
A hundred years ago there was a
drama enacted In eastern Europe,
which filled all the small countries
with fear. II revealed tho publlc
moral Of the last century In all its
hideous rottenntas. That was the
vivlseetion OF Poland, completed In
1895, when Ru1sia, Prussia and Aus.
trlA appeared rs principal actors.
France, which after It's own renewal
by the great revolution Became tho
protector Of the smaller states, was At
that time unable to Interfere, and the
work went on.
A. the end Of this century, there II
another drama enacted on the very
thTeshold OF Europe, reminding Of the
fact that the public moral has not
materially changed since 1875. Al.
meniR appeals today In vain to IN,
Christian world Tor drliveTance from
the tightening grasp Of u mous,T5u'
oppressor. There IL no lougo, among
the European nations any champion
Of the tighte Of the weak, and there Ii
no Byron to awakeu with his song th,
slumbering noble feelings o. humanity
aud inspire them 10 action, % h,
did for Greece. 81 Christian
must be suffering death ami The
de'olation OF their country; women
and children must be- exposed to ia,
winter In the mountains without eur
nclent food or clothes, while Europ,
Is celebrating the chief OF Chrstlat
festivals, passing the question from on,
cabinet to another, fam my brother
keepel?"
The general situation was we'll Illus
sraiei In the recent war exoitemen
Nbou1 VeneEusla. No sooner had th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

Geo W. jenkins, editor OF tho Santa
Maria "limes," Cal, 90 speaklng ot
the varlous ailments OF children said.
"When my children have GROUP the,o
10 only one patent medicine that ever
use, and that h Chamber.nin,s Cguru
Remedy, lt possesses some medirn.
ptopeTllea that relieve the little tudo,-
ufs Immediately. III, In my opinion
the best cough medicine in the mar.
ket." II This remedy Ia freely .ivtu
~ soon NJ the crgupy Cou "a appoars Il
viii prevent tue attack l.ia alo an
deal remedy for whooplng urh.
There ia 90 danger Do giving /. (.
children, as IL c9unius uothug 10. Il.
lous. F.ras'r by d.urpHls.
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Now COMES the telegraphlc an.
nouncsmeul Of what the News stated
some weeks ago might be anticipated
aa result Of the litigation with the
Western Unioa-the extension Of the
Postal Telegraph lines TO tho Leading
cities Of Utah. We welcome the
enterprise, and all others Of like oharac-
ter to facilitate COMMERCIAL and indus.
trial Interests.
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The Rio draude Wssttrn Railway
announces Holiday rate Of enc single
fare Tor the round trip between any
twn points On its line. Tickots Will DO
sold only on December Gath, Goth aru
als', Hl1O January lot. All tickets
limited TO January 8lh, '98. Every.
body SHOULD take advantage NJ thesp
reduced rates to visit their relatiyea
AMI friends, Tor Christmas comes but
once year
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"rHE ENoLIsH press is growing
more conolllatory In H. attitude on the
Venezuelan question:" say tbs dis-
patches nom london. That was 10
DO expro,sd when our friend John
Bull discovered that the other fellow
was willing to fight whether or not ho
WAS thought TO be- prepared.
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Catarrh In the Head

IL due 70 impure blood and cannot DO
cured With loc'l applications. Hood't
5Arsapntllla has cured hundreds Of
cases OF ostArrh teoHuao II purfiss thr
blood ard In this way removes the
cause of the disease. II also builds %
the syttsn and pEsvsnls attacks OF
sneumonia, diPhtheria and ~.
phoid fever.
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THE BEST 5ALvE Ia the world for
Cuts. Bruises, sorss, Ulcers, Salt
Hands, Chllblalns, Corn,, and Ali skin
funded. Price 20 cents per box. For
sale by n. Z, M. /. drug department.
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IS b. Basord, of Carberr, s.. D.E.
tsyI' "PsIks' Suro Cufa ,Ecr.s Nh
other medicines fyr Thcum.ism Nut
Urinary die rders For sale hy 81
Nm Dc Co.. and N,lltn Judton Du
Go.
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The Nrun if oa slie ~ tte principal Hotels. News
Eiinds and 0H 400 passenger trains leaving ihe CIV
aitUr Q D.. m daily.
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Tho urrurr rvruHl hFvs BE- ri0 i'.'
sr-t.v ftlrpisi. nt eHTuUf south iud i1si I0nrIo
ttrcais. Salt Iahe CIfy. ..
main Filuon Us asl D. On. Regular Edition Of
O'Clock ,...g.f
o. TUESDAY and FRIDAY OF each uUHf
Tho ursEurr Wrrgfr iu magazine form A li'-
Uahrd Ovrrg HlturIHz.
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Parks' Tea cleas the fhin. Forp.p
by H. J. I'm * o., anu N.,.cu Ju .
on Drug 20.
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FOR SALE

nUR CLosIsG.OUT PHICE1 OREGON
~ lumber, {ii ~ good fair boards, SIS 20
NJ. lath, G.ii NJ. "a shingles, tlel n. No.
~ ceiling. flooring and rustlc, 5000 NJ 70.
d. noOrlns, 81. o. No. : nnish, i2i 90 ~
cut nails, 2Sci doors, windows aud muuldlngs,
IS per cent discount, boefs, 70 and upi No,
red wood nniah, $500 A. clear cedar hnisk
and ceiling. $500 Al. hull stock 10 select
from. Thofs prices are for cash only.
HUTiWELL a hCCONAuGHI,
2l2 3 First West
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Hsod's Pills become the fAvorite
naiharlio with every ore who tries
them. 2be. A
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Sui srrterf changing thrIr place N residence
NduI1 alvays give former as veil 10 present az
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city suh.,rihats viii kindly notify . r. panba q,
tsifclisilfl, Of any TroTuIariiy ln the delivery oi
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WANTED.

livery ONE To Know THAT WE ARK
II buying aud selling more new and second
hand goods than any othsr house In tho west
n, Weber gU1 4ollli state huoai.
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TynewrIler. d Your Own PrIoe.

DouGnT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, CLEAN
ID ed and repaired. n. \. Winter, Cousu
tutionAl Bldg.
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FURNITURE:
MUST BE SOLD

A NICE 4 ROOM BRICK ON NINTH
N East; \ modern q room brick on East
Drive. and seven houses on iNth south, near
Main, All these properucs have every con'
ycuisnce and are Ia splendid condition. They
can DO had for lees than hAf thslr value aud
on easy terms. MAKE mo Hu offer for them,
CHAs. q. MONRO,
Room 60 O'MeArA BLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

his education by a course OF study at the
German universities. In the autumn oil
1873 Mr.. Cabell was admitted to the par
and has practiced his profession IN Ken
mond since that time. He was elected
TO the City Council from Clay Nard III
1881. and made an excellent record as
councilman. In 1893 he was elected
member Of the House Of DELEGATES. receiv-
ing at the primary the highest NUMBER
Of votes cast.
Mr.. Cabell is the son 81 tho late Henry
Coalter Cabel distinguished artillery
officer. who is remembered IN klchmohn
as colonel Of the famous fiowitzer BAT
talon whose record was 50 brilliant du-
ring the whole history Of the Army or
Northern Virginia.
MIR. W. T. REDDI.
Mr. W. F. Reddy. the nominee who was
fourth to be- chosen, was born in the city
Of Waterford. ireland. in lM2 He was
educated in private schools In Ireland ana
England. and graduated at St John
University College. in Waterford. lie
came directly from Ireland t. this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
wanted In south Carolina.

GAINESVILLE. FLA, October De
nutv-ShrriY Warren to-day arres cd AT
island Grove. q. " Jami-on, wanted III
Orangeburg ;. c. Tor malpractice.
sheriff Tillis received telegram from
oransebnrg stating that Jamison was
a, Island GOV AID a deputy was I'M
medis,.'y ..p4.cned. aud Jamison is now
In iai- .,,.,o
there but is wy recent, and Will say
rn,bins about INC nature Of the ease.
H. bas been arrest:d several times ar
diff4reot places. tut has escaped. y teie-
cram has been received from Governor
Mitchell instructing the Sheriff =" '''ln
him until requlsi,ion papers can De pro
cured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

ditional reason that the voting was by the
viva yoce system. under which the cleo
ton ballot ~ publicly read out before be-
ing deposited.
The total vote cast yesterday was 5.s2i.
which could hardly be fairly compared
with figures In any other than legislative
primaries II was thought that the great
interest felt In the matter OF changing the
city charter so as to elect certain city
officers 10y the people instead OF by the
city Council would draw out many more
voters bu; IL did not. In the primary Of
1873 the total vote was 5.,S5. or only 90 less
than on yesterday. In that year there
were nominated two State senator's and
iive members Of the House. there being
eight candidates for the latter places The
vote In the primary Of 1891 was 1850. so
the City Democratic Committee feel that
yesterdays primary was as large as could
have been reasonably expected under the
circumstances
OF the three members or the House who
were rcnominated, Messrs. HarwoOd and
Bryant supported General Fitz. Lee for
the United States Senate. and Mr.. Cabcll
voted for Mr. Martin. Many Of the friends
Of General Lee opposed Mr.. Cabell this
time because Of this vote
The proposition TO amend the city char
ter was overwhelmingly defeated al every
point. the largest votes against any fea-
ture Of II being cast against amending OF
the charter as TO the method OF elcctng
the boards Of Police and Fire commission
ers The Dispatch had earnestly and per
sistently advised the people to keep these
boards especially out OF politics, and to
allow them TO be chosen by the Council.
as they are at present.
The city Central Committee convened
at Sanger Hall last night at $40 o'clock.
ana began the work Of canvassing the re-
turns This work was not concluded until
after midnight.
The Legislative Vote by Precincts.
The following table gives the vote for
legislative candidates by precincts:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

in this far-off Western State he came
back to Virginia. and settled in this city
and invested his money in businef en-
terprises here lie IS senior partner IN
the concern Of Murphy 81 Ames, lumber
dealers. Mr.. Murphy is now serving his
second term as a member Of the Common
Council. from jefferson Ward. For a
number Of years he was an active mem
her of the City Central Democratic Com
nittee. and resigned this position when
he changed his place OF residence. TO
Jefferson Ward.
He was one OF the originators of the
richmond City and Seven Pines Railroad
Comuany. and was its first secretary and
treasurer. While others were putting
their money in western booms, and other
norfions of the State, Mr. Murphy had
such faith in the future OF Richmond
,hat all of his investments were made
IN richmond and her suburbs. and the
resnIt has proved the wisdom OF his
choice Mr.. Murphy Is one OF the
Siosest personal and business friends Of
che Iamented A. G.. Babcock, and they
were associated in many business enter
yrispa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

taking a course In law at Richmond Col
lege. under Judge Roger Gregory MI
BRYANT began the practice OF his proies-
sion here in the spring OF 1897. In sep
tember. 1893. he was nominated IN tne
Democratic primary eieeuon as '" and
date for the House OF peiesa,e' re-
Iater that fall elected 10 the House. wnere
he served during the session OF lssS-H.
Arer the adjournment OF the Lesisla-
ture MIR. Bryant applied himself closely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

Counsel f1r the negro women CON
demu.i for The murder ~ Mrs POLLARD.
Of Lunenburg. prefer that their clients
shall remain here and Will it is under
stood. resist the effort said 10 b." on
foot in the county 10 have the women
taken back thcr Should Judge organ
order the women removed 70 Lunenburg.
IT is possible that military escort would
be asked for.
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,oTTERY-TICkETs SEIZED.
How Prizes Are sometimes
Doxen Companies in'OiNe"'

DETROIT. MICH, october 81 hou-
sands OF lottery tickets sent to agents
here 10y over half score Of lottery COM
r,uIes have been seized by United states
officers. The tickets were IN possession
Of the American Express Company when
informed the government oihc.als' OH
each package was private note 10 tic
agent marked Prize Ticket anu lnSIue
was tn, request: please sen 'h'S U 0Av'
10 a prominent businessman WIN WIN
not object TO have us use ms name do '''e
winner ~ a prize ,,,,..
The tickets seized are in a dozen differ
ent lottery companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

After remaining with this frm TWO year
he resigned his position 10 engage III W
v,bolos'la OH and grease business and ~
NV senior member OF the firm of Har-
wood brothers. Colonel Harwood has held
several responsible positions. such as
Fire Commissioner and member OF the
BOARD of Public Interests. lie was pIeS'-
don't of the Commercial Travellers As
eociation for two years. and is now char-
man Of the Travellers Protective Asso-
cation National Legislative Commute
lie is a member Of the Governors stan
with rank Of colonel. As member OF lhe
last legislature Colonel Harwood seIFeu
on the committees on Finance. 'ouH''eS
Cities. and Towns, and Executive hNpe"-
6itures
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Status of Texas Prihr-f 'E"' i'""'

Al STl lH,;r, T I31lsv heard ard argyll nts in
= cl.. vbers the TaN-COuector o. VII
hanson county seeks 70 make the Son up,
t t,'i issue prze-nght license under IN, me
law passed by the regular session Oh '"'
tv.nty-fourth Legislature
NhHe the pLlintin admits that me law
lust pas passed by The extra session DECLARED I
I pTrizelfsht.ng a felony he desires al, an
opinion on the old Laws YaHalty, ~ ,hre,}
tn new law is knocked OUT d. -
ened. " ,b, rav law
knocks The old law out. but even II u
did not under the bill OF ihtt I'eElS 'rse
he would have no authority TO hc'"Se q"
agbt brtw.en man and man.
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to the practice OF law. and now enjoys
a well-paying practice.
MIR. JAMES ASTON CABELL.

The third man on the ticket was Hon
James Aston Cahell. who was born In
Monroe ward Of this city. and has spent
the greater part OF his life among our
citizens After attending the schools of
the city. he graduated with distinction at
both Richmond College and the University
Of Virginia. having three degrees confer
red upon him. and winning the Miller
prize at the latter institution. While at
the university he took a prominent part Ia
athletics. and was also editor Of tn" Nir-
GINA University Magazine. lie completed
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Mr. lillian BRYANT.

Hon. Julian Bryant ran second on me
ticket He was born in Powhatan county
twenty-eieht years ago. When ne was
about years old his father. Dr. j. "
Tr,.,rt removed 10 Richmond, where Mr.
Eryant received his education at the pun
lie schools and from ri'vate tutors. AFTER
leaving school ne engaged In business I'M
IN he could prepare. himself Tor the itac-
lice Of law. his chosen profession Ai'e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
- 49, Is \ WMOLE.
,kLroIES OF THE NOMINEES
The Wen Who Are to Make the L""A
for Is.

r.. give men VINO were chosen to repre-
'.' 'he city Of Richmond IN the "eN'
-.r..at4t, are all men Of ability ana WILL
elected next month. no DOUBT Servo
Weir ,.usiitgency both with cieuN !"
'.n. elves aud honor TO the city. Inree
a. tt.H Hons John :. Harwood' Julian
A'}H.'. tul James Aston Cabeh-haHe
A.'h in harness before. and VIII eh'oi
'.' hails Of legislation not as hoVieeS'
i oil. experienced law makers. WIN d"
tia.nt.nce among the other meinp e.
"i.h ~ul stand them IN good stead ING
.''i $50 conference.-the Ready anu
d .iii} are representative men. ana a'e
Il.y worthy Of the honor when mas oeeh
S"Aitiic4 upon ,hem. The ticket as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

TVT-'T-N
Colonel HarwGol. who led the ticket. Is
a native Of Charles city county. ana VIII
be 30 years old the 2let Of this month. lie
is son Of the late William Franklin
Harwood. long a prominent Richmond
merchant. and grandson of Colonel John
=. Stubblencld. who represented his county
in the LEGISLATURE for several years. lie
was educated At Bethel Military institute,
and won the orators medal as represen-
tatiVc OF the Washington Literary society
Three days after reaching home from
school he secured a position with the
wholesale house OF Drewry, Hughes a. co.
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mr.. r.rmvi,le Guard Here.

The FarmvIlle Guard, fifty men, uhder
command OF Captain Martin. came down
20 at,end the Fair, and expected to parade
Yesterday. but after the First Regiment
decided not to turn out on account oa
the weather. they also abandoned the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Iord salisbury In London.

roNnoN October S.-The Marquis OF
cdiiSi,,v returned TO London this ove-
S Sine uASs,6rding to the, Central News the
nrayitv of affairs at Constantinop!e fas-
tened his return. as IT was ms INTENTION 1,
To remain at Dieppe uhlII OCtoDr. 80.
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idea. The company. which embraces
fine lot OF young virginians. has head
quarters at the Armory. but most OF the
members are stopping at Fords.
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OcrOsER 9. 1875
BUYIN G..

Don't Judge ordinary the Carpet stores in Richmond
5v what You'll The department the footing OF the best
in the land The variety such represent the Tore
most makers country the prices warranted against any re-
"a America.
The special ofengsn the department preceien Guam
i,,, md closing pric were made possible.
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NEW YORK. October s;-tSpeeiai -
" Allison. waldorf: ]. f. I. Holland
Miss Farrar, st. Denis; l.. IL. FraIer'
St James.
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MP ruoMAs nRrCE MrEPHY.

Mr.. Thomas Bruce Murphy who brings
I'D the rear Of the ticket was
born in the county Of Westmore-
land. in 1873. He is the son OF
James RalentIne and Susan Lowe Muir
phy. who were among the oldest anu
most respected citizens Of that section
OF the State. His grandiath p, Muriock
Malcom Murphy came To Virginia from
Edinburgh. Scotland. and settled in west
moreland. Thomas Murphy attended the
schools Of his native county until h. was
y years of age, when he was left an or
phan. lie went To Maryland ana INed
for awhile with an older brother; but'
after remaining in that state Tor TWO
wears. his brother. who had been iaIth-
full Confederate soldier, oird from the
effects Of wounds received al seven Pines
and Thomas was left entirely depend
emf. He then entered the c.hce OF En-
tuissle & Barron, Washington, ID. C., anu
after remaining In this office for term
of three years he returned 10 Nestmore-
land county and engaged in farming, IN
which pursuit ne was very successful In
1870 he moved 10 the State OF Kansas.
and embarked in the lumber business.
After prosperous career OF several years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

Hnrvood, Bryant, Cabcii,
,.td,. aud Murphy Win In the
legislative R"cr-""i'c Goo"
,.-~Lctchcs Of the Nominees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

House
S HAYWOOD.
Eryant
..t.u Cahcn.
E,ldN.
d. Murphy
mcnts to the city charter"
e.s thc voice Of the Democratic
'ac city OF Richmond as heard
.tmay election held yesterday.
.... was dn average one for legisa-
uuttins contests. ana would
i1yc been considerably larger
t's fact that 1t rained several
INK The morning and for the ad-