davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21

two torpedo tubes pierce the casemate
armor.
The monster OF the deep has on board
crew Of 300 men, and is ready for her
mission. That it will be peaceful is the
wish OF all sober-mlnded citizens, and
the ship is to be regarded as eonseryator
OF peace rather than an argument for
war. What would happen II the Iowa
should meet vessel OF her own class In
conflict can not even be imagined.
There has been no such sea fight in his
tory. When those mighty batteries are
opened, II that event should come TO
pass, the world will look on as anxious
spectators. and modern navies at last
will come 10 practical test. The ability
OF the United States 10 construct such
ships is an evidence OF the mechanical
genius Of our people, and a safeguard OF
our continued national Advancement.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21

Thousands suffer from Catarrh or cold
in head and have never tried the popu-
lar remedy. There is no longer any ex-
cuse, as 10 cent trial size OF Ely's Cream
Balm can be had of your druggist or we
mail it for 10 cents. Full size so cents.
ELY BROTHERS,
sc Warren St., New York City.
A friend advised me to try Ely's Cream
Balm and after using it six weeks l be-
lieve myself cured of Catarrh. 1t is a
most valuable remedy.-Joseph Stewart,
624 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21
Commissioner OF Agriculture,

A colored brother writing TO the Bishop
TO send preacher said: "send us a
Bishop TO preach here Sunday. If you
can't send Sliding Elder II you can't
spare him, send Stationery preacher
II you can't spare him, send us Circus
rider II you can't spare him send us a
Locus preacher; II you can't do no bet
ter send US Exhauster."
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21
Cold and Grippe Cure.

DIR. Mendenhall's Cold and Grippe
Cure Is guaranteed 10 cure Colds, La
Grippe, Headache, Neuralgia, Aching,
Feyerish Conditions, Prostitution. etc.
For the Cough take DIR. Mendenhall's
Cough and Consumption Cure. For sale
by Short a Haynes.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21

Group and whooping cough are child
hoods terrors but like pneumonia, bron-
chitis, and other throat aud lung troubles,
can be quickly cured by using One Min
ute Cough Cure.-Short & Haynes,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21

II should be made matter OF public
knowledge that Dewitt's Witch Hazel
salve will speedily cure piles Of the long
est standing. It is the household favor
lie for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and
sores Of al kinds.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21

Unconditional surrender, IL the only
terms those famous little pills known as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will make
With constipation, sick headache and
stomach troubles. Short 4 Haynos
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21

Educate Your Bowels with Cascareta
Candy CathartIc, cure constipation forever.
loc, 2oc. II q O. Q. faii, druggists refund money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
DR.. n. H. NEBLETT IS DEAD.
Member Of The House Of Delegates Sue
cumbS 10 Appendicitis.
He WAS OPERATED ON A WEEK AGO
His Friends Were Hopeful of His Recov-
cry Until Yesterday Afternoon when
He Grew worse--He Was n Young
Man OF Mpch Promise.

DR.. Norman II. Neblett. who has been
so i'll for the past week, died last night
at st. Luke's Home. at 25 minutes to
o'clock.
DIR. Neblott was a member of the
House OF Delegates from Luncnburg
county. and was in his thirty-hfth year.
He was born at Underwood" in that
county and was the son OF Mr.. William
j. Neblett a lawyer of prominence. who
had represented his county in anto-bel-
lum days in the State Senate. and was
one OF the younger members OF the Sc
cesson Convention. His mother was Miss
Anne Elizabeth Green, of Charlotte coun-
ty. His grandfather was Dr. Sterling
Neblett. a gentleman OF great wealth and
intelligence. having large possessions In
the South. as well as I'm Virginia. DIR.
Neblett was a great nephew OF the late
William H. McFarlane so intimately as
ISOLATED with the legal and business in
terests OF Richmond.
\ PROMINENT YOUNG MAN.
Dr Neblett. though a young man, had
been for years prominent in the af-
fairs of HIS county, having been
for years chairman OF the Demo
cratic County Committee. and while
enjoying a larse practice as a ply
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17

The Celebrated Actor Fails Victim 10 a
Crazed Mans Malice.

The Celebrated Actor Fails Victim 10
Crazed Mans Malice.
LONDON, Dec 16.-William Terris the
well known actor was assassinated being
stabbed with a knife as he was entering
the stage door of Adelphi Theatre to-
night The wounded man was carried
into the theatre and doctors were called
from the Charing Cross Hospital, but
Terriss expired in fifteen minutes.
The murderer was taken to Bow street
police station, followed by an angry
crowd. His name was given as Archer.
The motive Of the crime IS not yet known.
4 member Of the Adelph company
saws the assassin was known at the
theatre as Mad Archer" and that when
ordered Off the premises last night he
muttered Not yet. Others say that
Archer nursed grievance against Mr.
Terrls. even before he left his employ
ment az the theatre. More than once he
STOOD In the wings and INDUCED In sai.
castle comments on Mr.. Terris' acting
such as Fools often succeed I'm HE
where men of genius fail" The assassin
made no attempt to escape. When seized
he offered TO 90 quietly TO the police
station.
Miss Millward when 1t was seen that
Mr. Terris was dying. completely proke
down with griei. -,..,.. ~ .ho
Miss Theresa Terris. daushter oL w
deceased Is Just conyalescent from
serious lines l., rondon
oo,ohor 1s 1851. and came Of an excel
1T family His father was n hentlsn
lo,,,,+,,. gentleman. and his mother SIS
80 ~ The celebrated historian OF Greece
- rato George Grotc. Terris was
,,or,, de theatre the real name Oh lh'
deceased actor being William levin
WI, n how OF thirteen he entered 'he
n,,.at English navy as a mldshlp'li" p' =
- The discipline OF the service 49,
~ ,,,,ch ~ a restraint, ana ne ioi9Vo1
~, -, ,or the merchant marine ~
~. romantic career he became an o.
tor. , l., tsso made his
memorable revival Of Romeo ana 'unv'
a. the I.yceum Theatre, ne invited VT VT
Tsrris 10 play Mercutio. Then beeah an
.-o,a,,on which continued with the
greatest profit TO Irving and the creates.
,t,+ 90 Tarris for several years. 10 was
dnring Irving's first American tour that
AR Terris appeared on the stage IN TINS
country. :.
After leaving the Lyceum Company nc
,iaved Romeo to the Juliet OF Miss Mary
Anderson at the Lyceum Theatre for ~
nights. II. then entered upon the career
OF a star and save for occasional provin-
cial and foreign tours since reigned su-
preme at the Adolphi Theatre. the leading
melodramatic house In London.
All the morning papers contain edito-
rails expressing the deeDest sympathy,
abhorrence OF the outrage and eulogizino
tho talents OF the deceased actor. They
print columns OF memoirs. "reminiscences
and critical reviews Of his work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
ADTIsORr.COUNCIL CALLED.
II is Ordered to Assemble In Lyncbburg
January goth.

Adiutant-G General Thomas Elicit yes
terday received from Grand Commander
James n. Stubbs, general order call
ing the Advisory Council OF the Grand
Camn 10 meet I'm Lynchburg on January
2oth next at which time the nndlhss OF
the Investigating Committee reSaralns
Colonel Stubbs will be laid belore 'he
council for its final decision.
In HE ietter 10 Captain Elicit forward
ir.g the order Colonel Stubbs states that
he himself will. of course, not oe pres
ont af the meeting, but Will call upon
FIRST Lieutenant Grand Commander j.
]. Williams. OF Winchester, 10 plesiuy,,
The order issued 10y Grano oo"''i'""u''
Stubbs reads as follows .,
Ueadnuarters Grand Camp, [. v De
partment OF Virginia. Richmond va
Dec. l6 1897.
General order No.
no the Commanders OF Camps OF Com
federate Veterans in the Department OF
Virginia:
In tho Judgment of the Grand Com
mander of the Grand Camp. Department
OF Virginia business Of sufficient inn
portance" justihes him in 'convening'
the Advisory Council, as he is authorized
TO do under Section 3. Article of the
orders and Regulations OF the Grand
Camp"
The honor and fidelity Of the Grand
Commander have been assailed. and an
Investigation held and resulted in the re-
commendation that he be removed as a
member Of the History Committee. and
that he be requested to resign as Grand
Commander.
Conscious OF his own innocence Of these
grave charges and Of his integrity OF pur-
pose. the Grand Commander has deter
mined TO summon the Advisory Council
TO meet In the city OF Lvnchburg, Va. on
on Thursday. January 20. 1898, at IL Nj.
10 whom will be referred the fun pro-
ceedings of the Investigating Committee"
for its Judgment. whether the recon-
mendations made by the Committee
should be enforced.
Until the Grand Commander shall con-
tinue 10 exercise the functions of tho Of
fee. and he trusts that no injury may re-
suit 10 the Grand Camp or Camps conn
prisng the Grand Camp or to any parti-
cular object for which the camps and
Grand Camps were organized.
By order Of JAMES n. STUBBS.
Grand Commander.
THOMAS ELLETT.
Adiutant General.
The Advisory Council Is composed OF
the Commanders Of all the subordinate
Councils in the State. eighty-nine In num-
ber. and under the constitution any num-
ber Of them constitute a working quorum.
Captain Elicit will at once have the order
printed and send IL out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
coLPORrERS APPOINrED.
Annual Meeting of the Baptist sunday
school and Bible Board.

PETERSBURG. VA. December 10
suscial-1he annual meeting of me sun
usv school ana Bible Board ol the baP
tist General Association OF Virginia WIS
heiI Tonight 81 the FIRST Baptist church,
nd which The following colporteuls were
nupointed: j. ~. Johnson, in Al3emalie
Association. Key. A. Bryant, IN the biue
Ridge Association. MIR. ". 4. Fry, IN the
concord Association, Rev. ). NJ. slzer'
tn The Goshen Association, Mr. W. ).
Saelcr. In the James River Association
AIR. Robert Cridale, IN the Miudle DlSlilcl
Ar.0,lation. Mr. William Il. McNeInOlus'
An fhe New Lebanon AssOclaAon' Mr. >.
ID owens. in the Middle OF tue Iofls-
-,o,tfn Association, and kcv. }. r. Speh-
Ger in the Upper District OF the SAME
Association: Mr. a. NJ. smith, IN the
TcfomaC Association. Mr.. NJ. r. fl'z-
0urh. in tine lower part OF tne fotonlao ,.ll.,.
and In the Rappahannock Assoclatloh,
rev. p. H. Mink. IN the POweli i'iFeI
Association, Rev g. ". Choche1'' Ia
fhe Roanoke Association. ~ a.,
~ midnight the board was sun us
Guessing other appointments
rba nonresident members present az
.be mcetIng we're Rev. Or. George w
i5eale of Northumberland county, KEY
~ " Winfrey. OF Culpepcr; keN, III.
c..lrge Braxton Taylor. OF Appoma,'0@N' On
R,v J. w. Hmdley. OF CoNins'oh' ln- ~
ebanv county: President Samuei -. Jon,s' rl,f'
ef tbe Southwest Virginia Female ihs"-
fufo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
.TrDGE IrKENSA NOMINATED.
To be Associate Judge of the supreme
Court-Other appointments.

To be Associate Judge of the supreme
Conrt-Other appointments.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE President
to-day sent the following nominations %
the Senate:
Justlce-Joseph McKenna. OF California,
to be Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
Treasury-Charles 4. Dawes. OF Illi-
nois 10 be Comptroller OF the Currency.
Court Of Private Land Ciaims-Joseph
p. Reid. OF Iowa. 10 be Chief Justice
William W Murray. OF Tennessee: Thom-
as c. Fuller. Of North Carolina Henry
c. Sluss. OF Kansas. and Wilbur +. Stone.
of Colorado 70 be Associate Justices re-
appointments their terms expiring De-
ceuber 81. 1897.
Henry C. Dockery. OF North Carolina.
10 be marshal OF the United States for
the Eastern District Of North Carolina
The senate INN ediateIy confirmed The
nomination Of Mr.. Dawes. bu, that 81 Mr.
McKenna was referred 70 the Committee
on judiciary 1t WIFI be considered after
the holidays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17

and c. W. Kegley. affirmative and mega
tive debaters respectively; III. NJ. FOX
final orator.
The Salem Machine Works. one OF
Salem's leading industries, Is In pros
porous condition. orders enough having
been booked 10 keep the works running
on full time all the winter. Several new
employees have been added TO the force
during the past few days.
Next Monday will be Roanoke county
Court day. Joseph Mills will probably
be indicted for the murder OF Daniel
Snyder. whom he is charged with Killing
while in a state of intoxication several
months ago at Cave Spring several miles
south OF Salem.
The story OF the German Reformation
will be presented at the Town Han To-
morrow and Friday evenings under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society ana
Kings Daughters OF Salem.
The two Mormon elders. who have been
making n house-to-house canvass IN sa-
lem for the past few days, have left Tor
parts unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The National Board OF Trade has al
journed after a three-day's session. The
nost important action OF the last day 5
session was the endorsement Of "A pooling
measure which would place this question
i,uorr the supervision Of the intersta te
Commerce Commission. There was a
slroug seCaondl ultision on the ques-
<lon--;he East for and the West against
the measure
The date for the National Encampment
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic has
been fixed for September 9TH TO 10Th.
The following fourth-class postmasters
have been appointed In Virginia: Amster-
dam, Charles Minnich; Hampstead. James
y. Jones' Raccoon Ford, Edward :. q.
l.egg: Mount Crawford. A. =. Houn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
PRINCE HENRT SAILS.
The Protection of Germany Guaranteed
by the eEmperor-OrientalS Salutation.

KEEL. December l6.-'rhe German cruis-
err Geflon, bound for China, left her
mOorings at o'clock this morning amid
salutes and cheers from the crews OF all
the warships I'm the narDor.
Emperor William toasted his brother.
Prince Henry. at the banquet given IN
the latters honor at the royal castle last
night Among other things he said.
Let it be clear 10 every European, 70
the German merchant. and. above all, 10
the foreigner on whose soil we may be
and with whom We nave 10 deal, that
the German Michael has firmly planted
on that soil shield emolazoned with the
Imperial eagle in order to anord protec-
ton. once for all, to him who applies Tor
IT,"
Prince Henry replied addressing his
Brother as Most serene Emperor, most
powerful King and Lord, iliustrlous
brother" In conclusion he said:
II raise my glass and call 10 those VINO
with me enjoy the happy privilege or
being permitted to 20 forth. 10 remember
this day: 10 impress on their minds the
person OF the Emperor; 70 let me cry
resound far out into the world; cur
most serene. mighty. beloved Emperor
King and master forever and ever. Hur-
rah, Hurrah. Hurrah.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
5TXTyGrov,s BIG RETIVAL.
,. class Elect Omcers--How Nv"
Tra,nps Got Their Breakfast

,rra,p,s Got Their breakfast.
LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. l6.-Speoial.-
rr.,,. meetings conducted by Rev. Dr.
person of North Carolina have been at
,o,dod with much spiritual benefit 10 the
,o.,r and community. More than thirty
,,e~sone have professed and there are
.,.ny penitents. DIT Pierson has been
leborinr so hard during the meetings that
ne has been compelled 20 give up the
morning sermon. He continues 10 preach
at night. and the church is crowded to
lie utmost capacity every Aght.
Mr. John Birmingham, OF East LeXing-
sop. Va. who invented a rut lock some
DIME apo. has formed a joint stock com
many. to which be has sold his patent.
Tao nuts ssh be manufactured I'm Pitts
burg. Pa The patent has proved very
successful in every case a. has been used,
AMI wiz save many accidents on raj
rcaGs.
The % law Class Of the Washington
and Lee University. was formed few
.svs ago. and elected their officers as tol-
0vs. Mr.. Wallace Muir of Kentucky.
was elected president. Mr.. j. s. McCluer.
~ West virginia. vicc-president and Mr..
T. 4. O'Neal. OF falabama, associate edi-
tor - the University Annual
4 train wreck occurred on the NOrfOlk
and Western railroad near here n few
days ago wrecking thirteen cars. contain
ing sugar. coffee -four and other provis-
ions Among other things on board. were
six tramp. mono Of whom We're hurt The
tramps picked up some sugar and coffee
and traded 70 Tor their breakfast to q
farmer near by
Mayor j. H. wood Of Goshen. Va. re-
Gently purchased "The Funston" Hotel
together with six dwelling housss from
Commies' 'saers Leioher and Shields for
n 0lo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
CHTC1GO BHEELUEN
Have Their Demands Complied with by
the City Council.

Mr.. B. y. Conman, well-known in rail
road circles here who is now on the staff
of the Railway Master Mechanics in Chi
cago, has been in the city for several
days. lie left for Chicago yesterday Mr..
Conman is exceedingly popular here and
his many friends will be glad TO learn
of his well-deserved success.
Mr. Coffman in speaking of the IN
fuence Of the wheelmen IN Chicago said
that about $1,000 bicycle people there re-
fused to support any candidate for alder
man who would not pledge himself 70
the improvement Of certain streets FOR
the use of the wheelmen This improve
ment consisted OF the laying of asphalt
on Jackson Boulevard for "A distance OF
about nfteen miles BY this plan the
wheelmens demands were granted, ana
the work done in excellent shape.
This is one OF many Instances where
the bicycle people have accomplished
their purpose by organizing. There are
some 5000 whcclmen in Richmond ana
il is said that there will soon be move
ment among them 10 have some legisia-
tion enacted in their behalf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
KLONDIKE COMPANY SUED.
General YarIsn Alleges That $4,000
is Duo Him By the Corporation.
FOR COMMISSIONS And USE OF NAME
Governor O'FcrraII First vice fresi"oh'
ofthe Company-writ of Attachment
served-what Counsel for the Trad
ing Company Have to say

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-Special.-Gen-
sral Joshua Narian, who was Cher OF
Ordnance on the staff Of Governor Flow
or to-day began an action against the
british North American Trading and Ex-
plorinc Company. with Offices at NO. %
wan street. 20 recover $3.50, which ne
ALLEGES IS due him for the use OF his name
nv the CORPORATION and for commission
on tho sale OF stock. a writ OF attach-
,nent for the amount was served on the
officers of the company BY Deputy-SheIlh
Butler.
Tho British North American Traolng
and Exploring Company was orgaflleu
under the laws OF West Virginia ourlng
the days Of the Klondike craze lasI SUM
mer. with n capitalization OF S1V9V'VVV'
THE OFFICERS.
pcrf,,,in NJ Wbiuock. Of No. ia west
r-welf.h street. is the president. and
Governor O'Ferrall. Of Virginia, Is the
first yice-president. -,
Mr.. Whitlow was a fellow member win
varfor on Governor Flowers stan, hav-
ing been I@spector for General O. klhe
Practice. ,.,
I'm tho suit begun by General Varian
ss0 900 is claimed for the use OF his name
ana $500 for 0mmissions for getting
$1,000 worth Of stock subscrined LOT.
He alleges hat for the use or MS name
nc was 10 receive $4,000. or htty thou-
sand shares Of stock. but complains mat
he has received neither
General Varian was rot IN the city 10
might / was told IT his home. ] saw Mr.
WhiUock and WAS By him referred 70
counsel for the corporauc1. Herbert H.
sattorioe. Of the firm Of Ward, baydeh
a. satlerlco. No. 100 Broadway.
"Tho British North American Trading
ard Exploration Company said Mr.
sstterloc. "was organized last summer
ana has q paid in capital Of $5VOVV lts
object is TO operate mining properties that
A owns on Bonanza creek and other places
I'm the Klondike The fact that II is a
succcssfui company Is shown by this Ell
fort Of General Narian 10 obtain 0oVW
shares OF tho stock.
NO PROMISES.
General Varian, however, never receiV-
ed "a prornise Of any stock I'm the company
hv any of its officers. although he may
have had inducements held out TO him
from other sources, by reason OF when
he now eecks TO become possessed OF
stock through a suit at law AS to his
claim for commissions we never knew
onvthing about that until to-day Gener-
al Varian As not director Of the COM
panv and never has been.
ADVANTAGE has been taken OF the fact
that the company is a foreign corpora
ton as under the code a person can al
tack "A foreign corporation when action
is bcaun. II simply puts the company 10
The necessity of furnishing bond 10 dis
charge the attachment and such bond
will bc filed in the morning and the at
iachment viii be discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
REyOLCTION FEARED.
weyIer's Reception Alarms the spanish
Government.

LONDON. December l.-AccOrding 10
the ST. James Gazette, private letters re-
ceived here from Madrid say that General
Weylers reception there was most sig
nincant and the government IL so alarm
ed by the menacing attitude OF the popu-
lace that artillery has been stationed az
concealed points commanding ths main
thoroughfares. The gunners. however
cannot be relied on. The widest rumors
are current. say the letters In question,
with reports that preparations are max
ing for the flight of the members OF tne
Royal family TO France at the nrst sign
OF revolution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
Rurkevilie Bits.

BURKEVILLE. VA, December To-
Special.-The Southern railroad has de-
cidcd TO erect a large water tank al this
place ana lumber has been delivered Tor
the purpose.
me youug ladies of the SOuthside Fe-
male Institute have launched into jour
nalism. the Hrst issue of their college
paper. The Anvil, having been published.
me paper Is quite an attractive one ana
the literary contributions are eNcelieht'
The roof Of the Bapust church mas peeh
oov.l,- covered and the Old belfry re-
moved A northern contractor has con-
tracted for inside decorations.
The Christmas concert Of Southsice re
male Institute Will be given on the nisht
Of the 22d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17

CLINTON. IND. Dec. 1G.-Train No 2
on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois rail-
road. which left Chicago at 1.si Ia AZ
night. ran into an extra train near here
AT O'Clock this morning. Three em-
ploves were killed and half dozen others
injured. but no passenger was hurt The
dead are: Engineer J. ID. Rausch. Fire
man G.. l.. Brewer. Fireman c. r. Wheel
er Badly injured: Engineer G. Foster.
FORT SMITH. ARK. December liz
A collision oc'1rrsu 1oa,rs :" pe,e sns 1reenwood
~ miles from this city. to-day. I'm which
NJ v A. Hollenback. or Jenny Lind,
vas instantly killed and four other pas
sengers injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-17
vB. TRIGG wow MEMBER.
The Executive COMMITTEES of the Indian
.,orIs Convention Enlarged.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 16.-ons
OF the first steps In the direction OF ar
active propaganda 20 secure favorable
action on the currency Question. will be
the enlargement OF the Executive Com
rittee of the indianapolis convention
which created the Monetary Commission
now in session here.
Four new members hav already been
selected. These are Henry c. Payne. OF
Milwaukee. Wis. who was prominently
identified with the management last year
OF the Republican Presidential campaign;
William X. Trigg. the president OF the
Richmond Locomotive Works. Demo-
crat, OF Richmond. Va: Mr.. c. G. Jack
son. OF Boston. Mass, also Democrat.
and Senator John II. Henderson. OF MIS-
souri, but for many years resident OF
this city, and Republican IN politics.