The daily dispatch

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1'nil.adelpiiia, October 9.?A number of

Urnale ?jierative* of the Campbell Mills have

?truck in consequence of a reduction of

???O" and live days iu the week.

The strikers are visiting other mills with

'tiv view to induce a general strike.

It is rumored that Bus hot g Brothers, of

heading, Pu., have su-pended.

Obituary.

Haiti moke, October 9.?Patrick Mo

hmghiiu, a prominent lawyer of this city, is

'dead.

l'liii.ADEj.pijiA, October 9.?John L. Red

i an old grain merchant, is dead. Also,

J I Cook, aged eighty-two.

1'ij u. a DELPHI a, October 9.?Chuplaln

ll' iiry Wood, of the United States navy, is I

?ad. j

Ituilroad ConduiDiih' Tito insurance

Association.

New Vohk, October 9.?The sixth annual

^tiiee'ing ut the liailroad Conductors' Lite

i bi?uranee Association is in session here.

h? repm t shows that there were &07 deaths

during the past year.

"ai.t Lakk Crrv, October 0.?Brigliam

"if.' ha- be< n clc'/tc' p"e-*(.i"tif of ttie Lut

Lay ."saiufs.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily dispatch. (1873). Richmond [Va.], 1873-10-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024738/1873-10-10/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily dispatch, 1873-10-10.