The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-07

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I NAxEs OF TEE KILLnD.-9cAe namee ~ -,
Killed At Comanche, Ill, A. far q heard fro
oy me tornado. Saturday, are ~ follov,:
ma. Amelia Davis and son. q. q. westrh,
: n.a n.aaestn H Wsstpha!l and child, Hansak {
Waggoner, u. Saltonbury. Plum p.D.,
Margaret Foss. Harry Foss, Eli Miison' III
Heorke Barnhall, Mrs. Jas. Staleoburr q.
M.si;! MS n: McKennick. jacob Meyie, Anrus
child Of W. White. Hsman Whitman' :;
many others not yet Identified. -
SINGULAR DsArH OF A CH1Lp.-A lit,
daughter Of Mr.. William Bsfrd. = Tarno.r :
siding short distance west of Sinc Sinr
I, nunE herself In her fathers wool .hon,,
on Monday afternoon. 1t is supposed th
sne vas swinging by rope which was In ii
building. and that her head bv .ov,.s -. ~ =.
gos caught In the moose At the loose ana n,
amily were all In IN adiacent field .t -
lme, the mother being the first to retnr
wneh she found her child in the last aSnn !.
girl OF four summers " 's'
WARN SHoEs.-An extraordinary case h,
Deen submitted to civil tribunal Of T.von. !
cobbler, q tinker, and a small tredssnn: =,
pleaded each against the other to te dscl. 2.
! sole owner of what they all scrihed :. III
most marvellous discovery, namely. the Ma
| Ing OF lamp ON the heel Of .. boot, with pins
| running from it beneath the sole SO "a to ~.
the foot. After examining the difrsrent ne. me-.
| tensions OF the parties, the tribunal decline.
70 pronounce on the question of OWNERSHIP
out condemned the cObbler and the trader 4
Pay the tinker 15Of. for work done.
DEATH BY LIGHTNING.-On the Goth nit
Cfeorge w. Whitten. of Pickens county r.
Ayotin yen,n' Wc;,, w. ans'a.,y killed BY leninins
near him at the time, was 20 shocked that q. q.
,slI ,seI as II DEAD, but soon showed symptoms o]
lie, and SO far recovered as to be able To sit N,
ana .aik. They were on their way to church
and had stepped under tree to avoid the IA y
Ane Tree was shivered to pieces.
THE ETHER REMKDY FOR DRArrrsa A
physician OF m uch observation and research !,
informs the Boston Traveller that the eths.,
remedy for deafness. which comes tn n. Tros.
france, Is an old remedy, which in some cases
10 ellcacious. He advises us to caution neo-
PIE disposed to try il from using the common
When used for this purpose the article shpnid
be re-distilled from the black OXIDE of manca-
nese. e"
BIRD IN A TREE.-At Farmington. Iowa. last
Sunday, little girl, four years old. was "a r
rieo by sudden gust of wind and lodged in a
cnerry tree few rods distant her Clothes
naving caught in the branches Of the tree.
th wnese sne remained unhurt. The anxious
,atner ran TO aud fro seeking her, when the
i!ttIe innocent, dripping with rain, peeped
down through the branches of the cherry
'ree' exciaiming-"I'm here, Pa"
ARREST FOR CIRCULATING IscRNn1Apx
DoCuMkNT9.-J. Il. Brown, q resident of Alex
andrla CO., va, was arrested Tuesday. at the
u1ong bridge, on charge Of circulating the
Heiper DooK ana other incendinary docunlent IT,
he was brought to Alexandria and Committed
TO jail in default of s., ,0UO bail. Brown was a
delegate to the Wheeling and Chicago Rennh-
mean conventions, and voted for Fremont in
CLEVELAND VESSELS FOR Russia. On Fri.
day last. says the Cleveland Leader. an enoi.
Ieer from the Russian Government was in
models and Information Of our shoal.w,ter
craft, tugs. &c; that Government has sent ont
a corps OF engineers to visit all ship.buildine
localities and obtain all possible Information
upon which to found future action.
BEER AT ST. LOUISA German commercia,
paper at ST. Louis gives list of forfy brew.
FRIES In that city, all with German names
n,cn " M ~ s9rn % out IN year l22 400 barrels lager
aIe. Ine average price Of lager is ss, aud
common beer So per barrel, and of ale SIS per
AMERICAN FURs.-Four hundred ana arv
IMnousano . muskrat skins have been bought bv
me northwestern Fur Company siuc1, last
an. They have been gathered from Wiscon.
',mi 'ni hnnesota' h.n sofa ana small portion OF Iowa,
.no nave been shipped direct to Lor don
during the season just closed, this COMPANY
has paid out $500, 600 for furs
PosT-OTFIC1 RoBBERY.-A negro clert in
he pos st-Offlce of Windsor. Canada namei
Lewis Clarke, has been ara ee ted for a series NJ
Expectations on The mails, amounting To thon.
ands Of dollars. He is the agent for the nm.
foreground railroad at that station. and ho-
OOQo0 ofGno IA Wonv rod
Windsor.
A !, Busy I,sE sSInAroRr.-In the port Of Havana
n the %'d May. there were g. ships and barks-
brigs and ~ schooners. OF the ships and
arks, 4O were American, 20 Spanish 4 French
British. l Chilian and Austrian. OF the |
IIes. ~ We're american and SIS Spanish. OF |
ne schooners, IL were American ana Span-
ii. = s't""-
SILENT MARRIAaE.-Francis McDonne,, /,
'elI known Western sculptor was ON Spn |
~ last, married to Miss Kate A. Carer .t |
ieveland, Ohio. Both are deaf and dumb
oruS were not necessary in the season of |
ourtship, and the marriage ceremony wasnc-
'mpiished by bowed assent to written
romises.
FowkR OF LIoHrN1No.-Af fash Of lightning
nlcn struck the schooner Roxbury, at Bos.
ID, on wednesday afternoon, shivered her
ast, threw one of the spliniers, eight feet
ne ana eignt inches through, upon the deck |
vessel which was lying at a distance of 1870 |
ct.
WHERE THE 6LAyRRs CoME FRox.-The
ew ork Express says that the bark Wild
e, recently captured with cargo of Afri.
ms, Is said to have been owned and fitted |
II by Boston house, who anticipated clear.
over $4,000 by the operation.
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SENT eNCE OF A MAesACHUsRrrs MoR~o~
bah T. Bishop, ofGroveland. arrested recent. ,
lor having four wives living has been sen. |
nced, al the present term Of the Superior i .
'urt for Essex county, 70 six years confiue. !
Pnt in the State Prison
SHIPS FOR THE AFRICANs.-The mercha nj | I
Fps Casullan, 999 tons, and Hemisphere O03 \
ms, OF New York, have been chartered. under 4
Q auspices Of the Colonization Society. to :
20 the captured Africans from Key West to I
6erla The price to be paid is understood \
be FL, 900 for each vessel. :
!" ToMAY" IN A MUss. -" Tommy" the
rightly Interpreter to the Japanese Emhas. | o
?, has involved himself in a "musa,, A. i D
ashingt0n. On Monday, a GOOD lookinS Il
ambermaid in the hotel declined to let Tom q
kiss her, wheIeupOn the young tycoon ri
:lared she twas much id proud" d
)IL SPRlNGe-The Scientific American m y. II
oil springs are probably the result OF the p
composition Of vegetable substances by the al
ernal heat Of the earth. tits not likely anv d,
them are inexhaustible, and their extent b
II no doubt vary like that Of coal beds and al
or geological deposits.
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