The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
GENERAL il INrE -
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DWELLINGS BURNED-COLLECTIONS FOR s.

DWELLINGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR sA-
-. yASNAH SUFFERERS. Ha,. 80
Especial Telegram to, the Dispatch. - = =.
NORFOLK, Va, September 90. The dwell
ings Of j. a. Staff and J.. j. Cherry, mer-
chants at Deep Greek, n orfolk county, were
accidentally burned last night. ~. The fire
originated in a kitchen. No insurance. >
Contributions in aid o. the Savannah SUI
ferers amount to-day to twenty five hundred
dollars in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
THE INTERNATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND DISCRIMINATION. ~
ST. JOHN, Septemb Der 23.-It has been dis
covered here that Price, a member Of the
Paris boat crew in the international regatta,
sold the race at Philadelphia. Fulton,
another member OF the crew, makes the
charges. Price declares that Fulton sold
the race Both men have been expelled
from the crew. .:>Sr,5:s 80
TROOPS ORDERED SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, September 23.-Three hum
dred recruits have been ordered to the De-
partment OF the South-to wit; $50 to the
Second infantry, at Atlanta; 80 to the Third
infantry, at Holly Springs, Miss; 100 to
Huntsville, Ala. II,
FLOOD AND LOSS OF LIFE.
> READING, PA, September 23.-44Ihe val
leys in Forest county were flooded on
Thursday last The houses Of two wood
choppers were swept away, and their fami-
lies, consisting respectively OF nine and Sc
ven in NUMBER were all drowned 1t is
feared that other lives were lost during the
great Storm Two were drowned In Mexican
county, three In ,Sioza, and four who Were
attempting TO cross a swollen stream at
Wensport. i.s :i'..:i ~ rl..ts'i 'fsits1 -
-. In; Z r;1si1 SIX MEN CRUSHED TO DEATH
|, jiNEw York, September 28t Imam old iron
Eniite; near .BreWsters, Mass, to-day, arock
| fell ono handFed and fifty feet, crushing six
swedish laborers TO death. go H.. III HI, r I.
10 y sId.!!-T2 .DElTH's DoINGs. Rl4 ''54. II II
K ;MnFoRpi a, September 23.EAtarIiarge
county, n. X, from diphtheria.i,fa IS
2 3 Il. si... q WASHINGTON ITEMS.
wv IsaiSGfox, September 23.-secretary
kMorrill has retnrned.I0 Issfs at4H
t Calvin D.. CoWles has been app0inted as
E:saYer and meter 4at the Charlotte fN. O.,
miDt.nT3 :rsqt1DaE gliIia l.:5 saittoti,E ii,t
f. Naval Paymaster Bressee,a before reported
missing, Is safe at Philade lphia, a1r s,fesi Z.
55IGoFernor Grover Democrat, of Oregon,
has been elected United States senatory = :.
7 Paymaster Rufus Parks has been ordered
Ito Norfolk f!ia ,94t ~ t!5ii. ~. - q
THE TURF-FAsTEsT .THREE-NIIE TIME on
| ,f@,t1 sl.;iaRECORD. gfeaa: .sTlls3s:
4 e ,Lou1sE1LLE, September 23.-In the three;
| mile dash here to-day Ten Brock won IN
5:26s, being II seconds quicker than The
| time made by. Norfolk at San Francisco in
| 1865, which has been until now the fastest
time on record. Fen Brock was to have
continued on the fourth mile in q run
against Lexington's famous record oi 1871,
#bait Mr.. Harper, his owner, instructed his
Jockey to make only the three miles, on &C.
count OF the wet track! .ttqls sssgsl -
MORE stoLLYt MAGvIREs CONVICTED.
.xPoTrsynLB,s PA.,. SeptembeF 90 Two
Molly Maguires have been convicted OF con.
lspiracy to murder Ef' 4 ss1:1 II ST
s3 MEXICO. s.e
Ii e HAVANA, September lean adsYices
to the 18th REPORT TINT oil Inc ications favor
fhs fli3al triumph of Lefao de TeiMa in the
presidential contest. 20 S )