The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
.r.e,,sornc Inctdcnfs--An aans''e' -
THO Claimant.

=, unhanny woman named Ware, WIS .,,'
:. "a" s, on If drunkenness the day alter 'nt
.m :" ,rss over alarmed the inlabitan's 10, o'
T To-" .trcct Westminster. by louo,S u
io.,.' s tho ,vay in which "ssr h'hr o
Trhhornc had been treated, anu a,,od nm.
clarinc that, as the clnmah. CIV, W., WINS on FRI
,'n ,"s I'D Sh,rc his fate. she WIS y" in
,,ar wrought up before mas,sIl'u, ,ts In de-
nay nl"u ,nr ~ rrison for few oa!s >. s J
scn.'ns mu n small fine, told hei .'"r rn
iauit " l' ie accommodated III lile '"'''>
building with the c''''H'''' ~. noxns.
'" "''.,n, or 4 HOLDER or TIcHDoRSh hoI'''
. tnw DAYS since an Inquest was le ,,;,, on
a.% NJ Charles Thompson. aseo tnll..-
Ii:S 'U ,,bc committed suicide by taxing .,l.
'i' :'' ,,,wdrr at No. 2G Robert stree,, unuc,
VIZ, ,''' cnnllowinr circumstances The aeceast,.
Ivy ot ,hc above address. ana III ifu-lh's.
" Mrs. Cooley. the landlady, took up lettcr
,rhch he pushed under the door. "it.lai
~ hour afterwards he called out TOR ASSIST,
,ncc and asked for doctor. Tic sala he HAT,
,,tcn some ycrmin-killer. and before l'eo.c"'
lid could be procured life was extinct; ~.
"a Rloyham said the cause or aeilh WAS
nhisoninc by strychnia. Evidence was tiien
t-ivcu showing that he was Interested III ..he
richhornc bonds, and it is supposed tnat 'iit T
le.,rr Given to him contained information VI
tbc fo,rman's intimation on the previous eliy'
Tho effect of which caused him TO colhihlt 'lic
act.
HOW TIE coon MEMS WAS FEetNhp ID
FRIENDS OF THE REAL HEIR.
q, receipt of the news that this almost UNI
,,,crrdcnted case had collapsed, the inllaDl-
ANTS of Tlsbury, Willis, Eng, (near "hlcn
st,ndS the noble residence Of Lord Arundel
of Wardour.) of every class ana creea, ieil-
o,io,,s and political. were OH the alert 10 tes
t;fy their iov mt the result, and their S0oo
Nil to the noble lord and his lady as Weiia as
10 his respected relatives, Lady TlchDofhe
ami her son, the rightful heir. Joyous Peal7
hc,-au 70 pour forth from the bells OF the fa.
riSh church, so long dormant by reason Oh
thc insecure state OF the tower, when were
continued at intervals during the evening,
and far into the night. Ninc-pounders ana
nil the small arms of the place were broIieht
into service, and atfrequcnt intervals Volie!s
were discharged at different parts OF the pa
rish. A sham-fght afterwards TOOK pace,
resulting, of course, in the defeat OF the part!
not properly armed.
On the return of Lord Arundel from Lon
bon on Thursday he was met at the Iisoul!
station at ) A. NJ. by his lady and many oil
his tenantry and Others on horseback there
awaiting him. On his Icrdship taking , n,s
sent in his carriage the noble pair were heart
i!y clleercd, and were thence escorted TO the
entrance of Wardour Park, where the horses
were taken out, and the carriage was drawn
to the Castle by some Of the assemblage' hls
lorlship, before alightins, i'll an appropriate;
speech, with feelings Of emotion, thanked
those present. as well as absentees, for the
kind feelings of sympathy shown to bin du;
ting the course Of this cventful trial, and
especially for the present manifestations.
During these proceedings the church bells
ara;n sent forth their music. the cannon
roar was again heard in the evening, large
bonlircs were lighted OF several noted emf
nenccS. whilst the church and its vicinity
were brilliantly illuminated.