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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
II 1T MUTIsY.
Three sailors mt Norfolk Charged
with Thf. Offence.

NORFOLK. VA. October 1e-Threl
saiIors-I A. wilkins. George. and Baker
aboard the schooner lilly Won der Hudson.
bogni from Charleston 70 philadelphia
with lumber and storm bound IN Hamp-
ton Roads. mutiniet to-day. AMI were ar
rested BY a guard of hfttseu sailors from
the uattleship MassachCsetts. which o.
also IN the Roads. wilkins. one OF thf
crew. was shot b. Captain Wilson. Of tns
Hudson. as the sailor was attempting &C
disarm the captain.
The men themselves assert they nac
been ashore for hours without food Tht
captain was drunk they say. and refuse
70 assist them. and when they returnec
10 the ship he went % his cabin and r.
turnei with three pistols and said b.
would kill them. They then advanced or
him and secured bis weapons II vas a.
this juncture that wilkins was shot Tn
captain then hOisted signal q distress
The crew fid rot modest him. and Above
him 20 be taken OF Col a tug. Afterwarc
they were arrested by the guard from the
battleship ard brought 20 this city. where
they viii be tried Tor mutiny before d
United States. commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
IN THE MAGIC CITY.
CHARGED WITH A SERIES OF
posT-orFIcE RoBBERIEs.
Az Important Arrest by Detectives
and Inspeetor-Refused to Set
Aside the yerdiet-Young Baptist
Delegates to Lynchburg.

ROANOKE. VA. october i--,speciali
Detectives ". G and r. u. Baldwin and
ost-Once-Inspector Irwin arrived here
to-day from West Virginia with Lutner
Morgan. Who Is charged with roooing the
post-offce a. Morgan's valley. ". Va
from which about $50 worth o. stamps
were taken. RE i also under bond c.
& 20 10 answer the charge OF robbing the
Norfolk and western station x DaFy' "
Va. and is suspected Of other post-ofiiee
robbsries which have taken pace IN Nes'
Virginia in the past month The oiiicers
also claim that they have traced up .o'
OF stamTs that he had soii 70 different
merchants in Wyoming and Mcdowell
counties.
In the clss OF Cury's Administrator vs.
the Ncrfo K and Western Railroad Com
pany. in which suit was brought against
the company for $1,000 damages. and in
which the fury rendered a verdict ~
favor OF defendants Judge Dupuy, Of the
Circuit Court to-day refused 20 SET a7ii-
the verdict Il Is understood that the
attorneys for the plaintiff VIII appeal 20
the state Supreme Court.
COT THE REWARD.
Chief-of- Police Dyer. o. this city. Re-
turned last night from Newport. ny
after collecting Eop reward for ar
resting billiard Rainey. an alleged mur-
derer.
City-Conector =. p. Coon has just COM
pleted his tax levy. which shows the
amount levied for CITY and school pl.-
poses 20 b. 5sGl5.-2 based on taNanie
value Of N2-is5.zT.
THE YOUNG BAPTISTs
The following members Of the firs'
Bsntfst church Iert here to-day FOR Lyme p
burg 20 attend the Baptist Young People
Union Convention. which meets there 20
morrow. Rev. J. T. shlpm1r, J. = lfps-
Wrs A. A. Johnson. Miss Agnes stone.
MIS- Anna Cooke. 9lr. and Mrs r Des-
cor. Harry Munger. J. ". Mcclure. j. W.
Garmsn. : : Dinguid. and r. J.. Metz
Tb4 delegates from Calvary Baptist
church this city. are a. follows; Dr. J.
q. Brouehton and wife. Miss Georgia bar
naff ana Mrs. s. s Bridges.
Rev Lewis Rieter. pastor Of - Paui $
reformed church o. this city. ana r. D.
greenwood left here to-day as delegate
10 the Potomac synod q the ketormef4
church. which meets at Altoona, Pa TO-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION.
Arrest of an omeiai at chicago
Charged Herewith.

cEEcAGO. ILL. Oetoser l2.-COuniy-
e-le,k Pbuip Knopf was arrested this
morning and taken before Judge Payne
on a charge OF endorsing fraudulent re-
zistration. The specific charge against
him is the issuance Of over 2ooo resistIa-
ton certificates TO minors, without a d.
rect order from court or any recos-
nlzed authority. The arrest caused
great excitement in political circles
Knopf was placed under N.cv9 bonds
10 appear before Judge Payne tomorrow
morning. and answer TO a charge OF male
feasance in Office. His arrest was made
on an affidavit o. Morris Cohen, who Is
IN charge OF naturalization matters for
the Democratic Central Committee Fully
2eO fnal certificates of naturalization,
In blank. but bearing the Clerks sigma
ture and the seal OF the County Court
are in the possession OF the committee.
No charge IS made that these papers have
been misused. but the opportunity for
making citizens without the usual form
aiIties OF court procedure is apparent.
These certificates were found lying on a
desk In the County Commiss toner's once,
where Judge Woods had been holding a
court % naturalization. knopf was ar
rested on an AFFIDAVIT charging him with
Signing and sealing the certificates. dated
october 8. 1886. and with being wilfuiiy
and corruptiy guilty OF malefeasance In
Office. The offence Is punishable by 2
inc OF S.o0o and removal from Office
Knopf admits having signed and sealed
the papers without an order from the
court. but says II was done simply for
convenience sake. and that such action Is
common practice
Knopf has been prominent Ia Repuo-
lean politics FOR many years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

advancement OF church work. am com
posed OF the clergy Of Richm- nd and IN
adjoining comics. viii next week nos.
its regular quarterly session o. several
days az the Church OF Our Saviour, ~
the upper end Of the county. PROMISING
part Of the pastoral fed in charge OF
the Rev. s. 5. Hepburn. q ST Aariih :
parish The couvocatiOn sill open on
Tuesday night the 9Th. Nth sermon
BY the Rev. Martin Johnson This or
gaHization met last fail az the old FORK
church here. and the services and the
acquaintance made with the yisitlns
clergy were much enjoyed b. the COM
munity
The effect % the great storm Of Sep
TENDER 18Th viii he visible 10 this section
for years. chiefly through the fallen
timber. OF which the woods are full
many Of the hrest timher-trees having
succumbed. by carrying too much s'iI
In the shape OF foliage. but the hateful
and observation-disclosures dead pines. which
were under bare poles" stood the storm
nobiy. as dii many other valueiess trees.
Mrs Mamie Harrison. Of Danyilie. who
has been visiting relatives here. az her
old home. left to-day for West River.
Nj. 10 visit her daughter. Mrs. J. ".
Murray.
Mr.. T. y Page and family. o. Wash
ington. are visiting his parents az Oak
land l."
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HANOVER.
Death Of j. Henry BOwles-Didn't
Come on.

Come On.
ASHLAND. October i2-rSperiall Mr..
]. Henry Bowies died al his residence.
near. this town. last evening about
o'clock. after an illness OF some months.
he was born near Berea Church. in this
county. 81 years ago. and had spent the
greater part of his life in this section
Mr.. Bowles was an honest, upright.
lovable man. and a true friend and neigh
boz. In $50 he Joined Ashland Lodge. No.
is. a. T. and \. NJ. and IN IL he had al
WAYS occupied posts OF trust. he filled
The masters chair five times. he was
also a consistent member Of the Baptist
church here and was one Of its Officers.
He leaves one daughter and three sons
HIS wife preceded him to the grave about
a year ago. His funeral viii take place
Tomorrow Al ID A. 81. He viii be buried
IN woodland Cemetery with Masonic
h0nors.
]. Z. Blanks. Esq. grand secretary o.
the ROYAL Arcauum viii be the guest o.
Henry Clay Council here tomorrow night
The council Is making every EFFORT 70 en-
tertain this h0norei brother. who IS hell
in high esteem BY his Ashland brethren
Cards OF invitation are out for the mar
rage Of Rev. ]. r. Wilkinson and Miss
RoWles. The ceremony VIII be performed
bv Rev. Dr. Hatcher on october Ist in
the BAPTIST church in this town.
A gold meeting" was called ~ Hanover
Courthouse on Saturday and great prepa-
rations were made TO feed the multitude
Al the banquet table three found places,
and as the gathering was 50 small the
speakins did not take place. Several
solid silver men were asked IN 10 enjoy
the feast. which they did
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
PEDLER PALMER WINS
FIGHT FOR BANTsN-WEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORLD.
EURPGY FULL OF PLUCK, THOUGH.
He II Not Knocked Out. Bot ut
End of Twentieth Round Vie
tory l. Awarded the Eng
sisbman on Points

LONDON. October iL-The fight be-
.pseu PETER" Palmer. o. Ionion. end
Johnnie Murphy. % Boston. for the Ban
ian-u ight Championship % The world.
took place tonight at the National SPORT
ing club. and was won By Palmer Both
men we're IN excellent condition. and each
weighed in az ui1-- pounds Palmer was
q good favorfte in the betting at odds 81
20 on.
Tho E0gFshman forced the fighting
from the outset OF the battle. lie was
much the quicker ia his deliveries. and
hustled Murphy around The ring in lively
style To- the first two rounds Mrrphy
failed % land a single good blow. Never
theiess. be stood up braveiy and took pun
ishmsut p'ucsiiy as Palmer rainet blows
upon him with his right and left tn
pluck u the Yankee boy was heartily sD-
plaudeI.
IN the third round Murphy banded orce
or tsice. but did no apparent damage tc
bis opponent Murphy started FRI tee
fourth round with more advantage. hur
~ was terribly slow. Round after round
Palmer rushed Murphy about the ring
blt the American did not show that be-
hal been punished much until the end VI
the twelfth round Then he went 20 his
corner very tired Before time was
called. however. he pulled himself CO.
sether and made splendid fight in fhe
thirteenth round
Despite his pi-ck be- was too te-ritl D.
battered 90 recover permanently. and j. Pc
uer had the battle in hand 90 the finish.
AT the end Of the twentieth round PAL
mer vas declared the winner on points.
Murphy was NOT knocked out.
Palmers seconds were Baxter aLd Fi;z-
patrick. while craig AMI S0iiy smith
acted in similar capacity for Murphy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

BLACKsBURG. VA. October E--lspe-
cialD-Cadet Porter. from Louisa Court
house. Va. was paraiyzed in his ieit sac
Saturday night. He had been periee'is
well in the afternoon. but late IN the eve
ming complained Of numbness IN Ms
Iaft side. which seemed. however. % pas
away. He vas alone in his room, writing
al the table. when the stroke came apo.
bim. he lost CONSCIOUSNESS az once ana
was not found until an hour later. Dr.
Henderson. the college physician. vas a.
once called. and removed Mr. Porter q
the hospital His father and mother We're
telegraphed fo-. AMI arrived to-day a.
noon. HIS condition Is now much IN
proved. as h has regained he use OF his
hand and a little the use o. his leg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
DEATHS.

BOHASNAN-D 40 the r
% her sister. Ms. Lacy DoEst-f Ac--
day. the l-tn instant. AZ ID a. ST. At
MARY ANN ELIZABETH BOHAAAAa
in The Ssth year % her age.
Funeral from the resi1erce. 30.
Grove avenue. TUESDAY. ire 18Th. al. j
= ~ Friends - the family Invited
Please omit flowers. Burial private.
BOWELL-Died. sloriay. 40 li5 r. d..
az his residence 1915 west carr stree
afr. GEORGE BOWEL. after g.
hours sickness from paralysis.
Funeral notice later.
GARDEN. Died. sunday. 40 BIS lafi
residence. z5is east Grace street, Lr. %
s. GARDEN. iH bis 9TH year
His remains were carr r 90 Clover
Halifax county. Va. Monday f1r blr--
papers please COY.
BILLIARD. a the Retreat f'r on
Sick. az 2. n. Sunday. Ars. ELIZA
BETH DILLARD.
Funeral VII take place IT. EslAl
MORNING ~ % o'clock az Wcsi-f ~
Baptist church Friends invites
HUDsPETH Died. 81 her res s.ta
Midlothian. Va, az ie-e A. IT.. o..--
18th. AIRS. MARGARET HgpeFL4a. =
the Slth year OF her age
Funeral frcm residence az 3. %
TUESDAY. October 18th. lnterntlt %
Hollywood az so p. ~
JACOBS. Entered into rest at che %
Dominion Hospital. on Nort1f. prla-
j.. ISIS az p n. SIPPIE. csl1fei t
% samuel jacobs, In the 5ith yeis ot Pr
age.
TIE funeral viii take place from hT
late residence No. an east Cay tifef.,
on WEDNESDAY. Octoter iith. ar 7
o'clock A NJ. Friends ant kclgairffn-.'
arc iavited % attend without fgrfler ~
tee
New YORK. Boston. Troy ~. ~ al
Winston u. c. papers please coi4' q
MARsHALL-Enter into rest. N'.
day morning. az - milli -,
) O'Clock. az the Baptist Hons ter
women. Mrs WILNOITH MAkSttA -
In the Sth year 81 her age. after d
and painful Illness. watch she bore "i-
Christian res gnation-
Asleep In Jesus. Diesel s.eep
From which none ever make 10 nte'
Her funeral vii take place ~
Home WEDNESDAY EVENING. ne li.l
instant. a. SO O'Clock Relative
friends arc invited 10 attend
sfICHIE.-Died. az GordonsViiie, 90
Der 10th. az In y. NJ. OF ecasarl
WILLIE NJ. NICHE cnly son q -.
tain J. X. Miehis. in the 9TH year OF -
age.
Alexandra fapers please copy.
ROBERTSON. Died. suilsny n ~
York. WALTER TAZENfEi-I. oriy So
OF Virgie Walton anj :. T Rc1el.s.
Remains viii arrive AZ Union 49,
THIS tTUesdas) MORNING az SD
vices at the grave In Shocsoe Genet.
Friends OF the family are reques;ci -
tend.
WII.DBORE Died In benTico e'.-e
AT the resiaenee Of his mother. AZ >"
n. FREDERICK FRANCIS. lAi ~. =.
OF The late r. ). Wiidbcre aai
wildbore. agsd uonths AMI : c.s> :,
FUNERAL from residence a. y
TUESDAY MORNING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
oFFLEY xEIGHBoRHooD.
Jsme--Riser tonso-
cnfion-personal.

oFFLEY.s VA. October l2-tspeciaLl-
The voters OF BIunt's Precinct were sd-
dressed on Fri1ay night at OliVeTs oy
Captain John Lamb. the Democratic con-
gressionaI nominee fo- the Third Dis
trici. and Mr.. j. Haskins Hobson. MO
discussed the leading issues OF the cam
pafgn. and eIicited frequent applause
steps were taken to form a Bryan-Se-
wall-Lamb club. and some forty names
we've enrolled. On Saturday night Cap
tain Lamb spoke az Higgason's. In the
upper part Of the county. anc yesterday
attended services III Fork church
The James-Riyer Convocation OF the
EpiscopG! chursh, an organization Tor the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
THE AxcIENp CAPITAL.
Court Matters-sent 60 the Reforma-
forx-fiigh Tides.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. October =
special --owins 70 the sickness Of Judge
sydney smith. Judge Isaac Christien. Of
Charles City. held court here to-day. this
being the regular monthly term.
Judge Tucker Brooke. OF Norfolk quail
fed TO practice. and was introduced 10
the Court. RE was here 90 defend John
Gaylord. Of Norfolk. who Vas indicted
AZ the last term and to-day was put on
trial He pleaded not guilty OF felony. but
guilty OF misdeneanor. and was given
ak months In the county sail. with re-
commsnaation that the Court send him
10 the Stale Reformatory III Glen Allen.
which the Judge consented TO do. The
prisoner Is only ~ years Of age.
DCriag the recent heavy northeaster
the tides have been the heaviest known
for yearx All Communication with James
town Island has been cut on. the tides
being six 10 seven feet over the cause
way leading Up 70 the bridge shat crosses
che creek. In The sgeskx ar2epd here the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
decision Aeninst Hotter.

VIEW YORK. October ll-Supreme
Courr-Iustice Clement lu Brooklyn This
morning decided that the name Ma
.i1nal Democratic Party is Substantially
hs same under the election Law -
Democratic Party
Justice Clement directed au the pep
tics interested % enter formal cEce-.
70 before the appellate division as soon
Il possible and -ry tl have his decision
reviewed by that division tomorrow
morning.
Justice Clements decision practically
nulHfes tire decision of secretar--of
state Palmer Oh Saturday. in which BE-
allows the state candidates o. the so
,.allei National Democratic Party %
have a space or The official ballot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
r,or,a. COUNTY Thrown out.

srCLENNT. FLA. october lZ-Ine ear
,assing board, consisting % man iiia ~
.-,rova 81 the County Commissioner
.-,u-tr-Irfce Howard. ard Supervisor-of
Registration Ruhl met this morning 20
canvass the vote OF Baker county from
the returns in the Office Of the county
Judge as the returns sent 20 the super
visor were stolen when bis Office vas
broken ouon THURSDAY night. on opening
the bauot-boxes 10 was found that the
Inspectors % three our q the Eve dis
-ricts had failed 20 send any returns 81
the election. az required b. laT. As The
board Rad 10 returns 90 canvass. they de-
ciarei no election in Baker county. and
having notified the Secretary or state.
rf frrlrraH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
pRoHIBIrIosIsr FOR BRYAN.
Nominee for Governor Of Illinois
Thus Declares Himself.

CHICAGO. October l2-Isaae W Higss,
who was the nominee Of the Na-
tional party OF Prohibitionists for
Governor OF Illinois has resigned be-
cause OF the ruling Of the Secretary Of
State. which. Mr. Higgs says, will ren-
der IL practically impossible TO get the
State and National tickets OF his party
on the official ballot. He adds that he
viii vote and work fer the Chicago De-
nocratic ticket. and urges other Ma
tionalists 10 do the same In the interests
OF the common people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
Railway Employee Dangerously
Hart.

ROANOKE. VA. October l2--(special
James \. Graham. an employees Of n.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
was dangerously hurt IN The West-Enl
yard this evening about O'Clock RE va.
examining the wheels o. some hat-caf
which were moved BY locomotive, N
engineer rot being aware o. his perilou.
position. his left Lex was broken IN iou-
places. and his right lez fractured jls
below the knee. and his right foot batl1
mashed Although neither leg Vas an
putated his condition i critical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
.r.,n, bose Of headache Medicine

WALKERTON. VA. october Esp
cial)-John Holmes. a respectable colore-
man. living in this neignoorhcod. "a
eeived a short time since from a daugh
ter living in Philadelphia . box contain
ing among other things xhat she wrote
was medicine f0r headache
Saturday morning he opened the VIA
and after tasting the contents said T.
believed II was nothing but quinine. an
pouring ssme OF the powder into tn
palm Of his hand. and. taking il into III
mouth. swallowed il. and In a few min
utes died from convulSions-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
YHE FOURQUREAN-PRICE CO.
TO-DAY will be a GREAT
DAY for ECONOMY IN
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

Special price, that ~rcgl trirg st.
;hFifty buyers cut IN fgh force TO-DAY
When you're here f0r this lamp r...r
SCI what a grad Hns ue car-y. T-,fs
why this Lamp sells f1r 80
Very Hanfslrls TaiI Braes Ra-a...
Lamp. with Ocen Ncrx head cr-fr.
draft burrer - csni'e-Dover. c.rri...
with chimney. and s-iD.h, fancy decorate.
Oh different iesiznG ms 81 lam. Ii.
day 40 80
I2-PIECE cHANBER->ETs. $50.
Finely Decorated Porcelain Tolst ST,
in l variety - new shtpes arl f.r-,..
tl0na. sets Eel worth e. today s.
s5-ss GOLD-DECORATED SITS.
Three Patterns ~ zine Americas s-
Porcelain Cnlmber-Sefs. altf gold r-.
DE ard other cf-lce decoration Fa11r.
go sets. b. 80 at 81.
s3.ss TOILFsr-sETS. SIPS.
FEnelg Decorated SEES ir 1raet .t,.
Ecco-s fr three cl.or. fea r
$50 rt ~ Hf4
CARLSBAD DfNSER-sET>. sfGTr
some fffy ~ these Chc.ce f.st-.-
China-sets. ~ 30 pieces. i-cig3.rg ara.
scue-tureen. in four beautiful f1rsI .a-.
ratious. trimmed nifh sud nres a .---.
pete service f1r twelve genuine Cf-.
ard fully worth -. these rcf sfs r .,.
days safe az $40.
$3.50 DINNER-SET>. sos.
These sets are strictly 1rFf l.sftr
new shape. and gold decoration e..r
set worth au ~ 30 -r-lay ftfs
20 Cuspaio-cs. il the latest a-. tsr-
ana c3lors bought a. "a sarrrce s- ..
day az half-rrice. each fic. 81 arf
HALF PRICE-OSLY 8 CENTs.
Thin Lead 8i0Er lumber f-f
quality. vIth handsome etcael tr...
tons. ID assorted patterns zrlr. .
lumber only tc.
GREAT BARGAINS TO-DAY.
Imitation Cui-Bottom Tlble-rlr .rr,
Tor l9c
Figured ard Polished lsbie-Tlm5.,-.. /,
f0- lie.
Gray Enameiiet Flarirg DDpers. ,h.
HEAVY Tin Wash-Bo-ers. Nth COCA.
rim and copper bottom. &c
IO-Q1art GsIsanized-fron Water.
Pals. with extra-heaNy notions.
easily worth 35c.-9c-
I-2-Inch Gray-Eaamelied Wash.
Basins, Toe.
Genuine Carisoat Chine Jlx t-.
transparent. worth &c. f1r ic
Delft Blue. Nix JUS worth g.. r-
La- &c.
Heavy-Retinrcf Dish-Psrs g.
quart SIZE NOTIFIED Enameu.i Sauce
paEs. ioc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
NOT ALL UNDER GROUND.
Virginia the Mother Of Many Pyesi-
dents stu Living.

y Ut lAA- LII --AlH'
Ex-Pre s.denr Harrison says the best
virsini8ns are under ground. but she =
the mother OF presidents an the same
The following citizens OF Richmond nov
serve As presidents Of national associa-
tons. and there may BE- others
Z. T. d. Myers. president Of the Ameri-
can Railway Association; elected az Gin
Cinnati. o.
Egberr G. Leigh. Jr.. president OF the
wholesale Grocers' Association. elected
AT New Orleans La
John e. Purcell. president q the Whole
sale Druggists Association; elected at
Philadelphia. Pa.
W. r Trigg. president OF the American
Locomotive Manufacturers Association
elected al Buffalo. y. Y.
T. W. Wood. president Of the American
Seed-Trade Association: elected az ~
agara Falls. y Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
charlottesville lettings.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Octobe;
l2-CSpeciaL)-Dr Henry William Harri-
son. OF Roanoke. Is spending severn
weeks with the family OF Professo.
Francis H. Smith. Of the University. DR.
Harrison has had long siege OF sever,
sickness. brt IS now convaiescent, and
thinks the pure air Of his native county
viii serve 10 build him up and restore
him 10 his usual good health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
rr.ion Arrangement. Pan.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. October r.
Coalition between The Democratic and
Popuiist parties ir the Fifteenth.
Eighteenth. Nineteenth. and Twentieth
Congressional distri-ts. and IN the Twenty
eighth Thirty-eishth. Fortieth. Forty
third. Forty-fourth, F9rty-dfrh. AM
Forty-sixth Senatorial districts. Is declared
on. owing % some disagreement. Both
parties will run tickets Independently u
each other in these districts. Chairman
Taubeneck declines % b. interviewed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

place three niles from this toxin yestef-
lay. Three months ago. y0uns VINE
man by the name u TomDlje Lorg. mar
RED siIss Roxie 1riiiman, from Cnain~ia
county. re brought his vile 70 I'VE AZ
his faners. near thiz pace ~ see,ns
The Honeymoon VAS short. for te-sff'.at
about 10 r. u. afe killed nim' syIi'-
ting h.s head open with IN axe Inc
Coroner has been sent Tor % inYesus1te
the case. She na9e a confession. S'f
zad that she killed him IN seli-1efenee'
There we're no eyewitness o. ire Kill
fnx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
GREAT FIRE IL MASSACHUSETTS,,
The Town OF Great harrington Be
ing swept nv Flames.

GREAT HARRINGTON. MASS. OctO-
Der I'LL p. M.-The largest fire that
ever occurred here began 40 10 +. " IN
a tenement-house near the New york.
New Haven and Hartford railroad sta
ton. The nre soon involved the Kennedy
Hotel and stables the Miller House
stables. and a large brick block in Rail-
road street All have been destroyed.
and the H0lieubeck block and the Miller
House are now burning The wind is
blowing o gale from the north. and 10 b.
feared that the fire will cross Railroad
street 20 stores OF the south side. The
excitement is 20 great that the cause
cannot b. ascertaiued- Conservative esti-
mates place the loss at $4,000; well in
sured. There IS danger OF complete IN
corruption Of telegraph and telephone
communication with the outside world.