The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-03

taett:ie re- The Ye1lOWsTeNer. ~.
| SAVANNAH, October 1.-THE total number
OF interments today were 25, bf which II
were from syellow-iever. ID Eight Of the bn-
rials were colored persons. James 4. Nun
narlyn, ST., superinte lent OF dry culture,
Idied today. ,i, sgs i,t,r ~
81. 81 Rowland, OF the firm Of 5J.C. Row.
land u Co.; Charles 81. Hit, druggist and
w. b. Griffin died to-day. Charles Mool e,
mate, and Alden Hooper, OF. the schooner
G. w. Lewis, are dead. 4
4 4 SAVANNAH, October, 2.T-,Total interments
to-day, forty-two; Of which twenty-eight
were from yellow-3eEer. Thirteen OF the
burials were colored. i q af.ist y I. ~ i
QUARANTINE 4GA rNsr ALrIMoREl REVOKED.
WILMINaroN, n. c., October 2. The or
antining Baltimore steamers have been lie.
yoked, and they will now ..be allowed to
come direct to the city. :. zig 80
T g Crimes and Casualties. 5;:t III .
DEED oFaiDEsPAIR---A HUSBAND SHOOTS, HIS
| WIFE AND CHILD AND KILLS HIMSELF
! NEW YORK, October Julius Blanc, q
native OF France, and professor OF music
shot his wife and infant child to-day, and
then blew out his own BRAINS He was
totally blind and supported his family by
giving music lessons.
Blanc left letter saying: 81 love my
| wife. and She cherishes me- She and alone
can Judge what is the cause that has deter
mined u.s. to the terrible act Of despair, and
| as we do not wish to leave our child AN.
orphan have preferred that he shall ac-
company US" i,,..s. ~,
I Mrs. Blanc was an opera-singer, appear
ing in the chorus OF opera-bouffe. Blanc has
lately been jealous of his wife! He was in
the French navy till about six years ago,
when he was shiprecked. The exposure
after Che wreck caused aserious Impairment
OF his eyesight, and he soon became blind.
It is now thought his wife will live. ..... !.
FIGHT WITH oUTLAws-FIvE KILLED AND ONE
-" WOUNDED.
GALVESTON, Texas October 2.-The
| Neans's San Antonio special says detach-
ment of McNellis's company, under Ser
geant Armstrong, attacked party OF out
| laws on Espanosa Lake, near Eagle Pass,
and killed five, wounded one, and captured
fifty horses and large number OF cattle.
RECoRD-THIEF ARRESTED.
CHATTANOOGA, TBNS., October 2.-Satur-
| day night the county courthouse was set
afre IN the Office of the register Of deeds, 1t
| was extinguished, with some damage to the
books. It was afterwards discovered that
! two books were missing entirely. To-day
DR.. 7. S. Burns was arrested with the miss
ing books in his possession. He had re-
Gently bought an abstract OF letters cover
| ing all but these two books, and would have
made large amount Of money had ne not
been found out. - gr''f.. ~. !.
ATTEMPTED ARREST OF A DEsPERADo-oNE
! III ....,ra Z MAN KILLED. Az i. .,.g,.t
1 MEMPHIS, October Am attempt to ar
rest a moonshiner," in Henry county,
| Tenn, resulted in the killing OF Deputy
Marshall 7. 81. Tarbett. Another shot went
through the cloak Of Marshal McAlexander.,
Giles, the moonshiner, escaped. ~;
! FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS. i.ei :.
New ORLEANS October 2.-The square
bounded by Josephine, Lorent, White, and
Jackson streets, was burned last night.
Loss, $4,000. q. an j: -. :L.;i
| NEGRO HOMICIDE IN MARYLAND. 4
| BALTIMORE, October 2.--John Campher
shot and killed William McC arnish at Can
ton to-day. Both were. colored. = ~:
| TWO OF THE HALIFAX CREW DROWNED,
HALIFAX, N. S., October 2.-Obed Smith,
bow-oarsman OF the champion four-oared
crew, who distinguished themselves atiPhil-
| adelphia, and Mark, his brother, were
| drowned about $3.50 O'Clock in Halifax har-
Dor. They were going home in their
schooner, boat of about sixteen tons,
when thew were run down by the mail
steamer Nova Scotian, bound in from Batl-
more. .as:.i.t
| i Tho Turf. & IN = 1.
| JEROME PARK RACES. ...r I
a.iNEW YORK, October 2.-The races at Je-
rome Park commenced to-day. Rhodaman-
thus won the three-quarter-mile dash, Madge
second, Cyclone third. Time, 1900. Madge
was the favorite, .inl
The ttHo-mile race for three-year-olds was
won by Brother to Bassett, Samhurst second,
Red Coat third. Time, 3:47t. The fayorlte'
won.
Leonard won, Glover Brook second, Slls-
oueha111.: third. Time, 1:5o5. Susque-
hanna was the iavoritcc, d :. sI.Es.H n
The one-and-a-quarter-f mile race was won
/ by Nirglnius, James A., second, Gray Morn.
third. Time, 2:17s. ~. 800. q. III:
Inthe orie-and- one-eighth-I race Arctu-
rus and Peru made dead heat, Willie Burk.
third. In running of, Peru won by hall
| length. Time, 2:04. The betting in the
pools after the dead heat wns:6 .Arcttlrus,
$500; Peru, $3.50. " -. i..,;5r.tl =
| TRorr1SG AT MYSTIC PARK ENDTH1LADBLPHJA.-
Boston, October 2.-At Mystic Park to-
day. Smugeler beat Judge Fullerton, taking.
| the first, third, and fourth heats. Il Tue best
time was 2:20. g1,I - -, - ~.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-The trot for
six-year-olds was won by Blackwood, Jr.,
in three straight heats; Dame Trot second,
and Rosewood third. Time 2:274,, '2::224s,
and 2:242. .s ~. .r....rs..z,,,
Blackwood, Jr., also won the National
cup from Goldsmith's Maid. Time 2:224,
2:17a, and PIT. The track was not in good
ondition. Il. -. - - @ II