The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-23
GENERAL 1NTELLIGENCE.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RACE TROUBLES.

THE SOUTH CAROLINA RACE TROUBLES.
CHARLESTON, September 22.-The armed
negroes in Aiken county dispersed upon
the appearance OF the large force OF organ
lied whites. The apprehensions OF serious
fighting are qllieted for the present, but
several attacks by negroes on isolated plan
tation-houses are reported, and great I'M
easiness prevails throughout the county. s.
AUGUSTA, September 22.-Affairs in South
Carolina are quiet. The opinion seems to
be gaining ground that General Wade
Hampton will carry the State. 4s' =
q, WASHINGTON, September ,22.-Thc Star
saws: Attorney Gen eral Taft left for Ohio
late last night without having any. consulta-
ton with Governor Chamberlain about
sending an additional military force to South
Carolina Mr.. Wallace, the United States
marshal for South Carolina, called at the
Department Of Jus iee to- day. he says that
he was to have met, Governor Chamber
in this city, but having failed. to do SO, ne
supposes the latter has gone to Maine for
his wife. Senator Patterson, 4 in mean.
time, has gone TO Philadelphia: IT. 80, ~
THE coMBAHEE ,srRlK fiFassH OUTBREAK:
CHARLESTON, &c.; September b The
strike on. the Com ahee has broken, out
,afresh Withtincr eased violence. The strikers
AIC J.fsSetk ohOltNSsSAS>A
hands whom they find at work. Some OF
the latter: who were teri IDLY cut and
bruised, reached Charleston this evening,
hoping for redress from the United States
court, Us the civil officers OF the State are
powerless in the disturbed regions; and the
gangs Of strikers are masters OF the: situa-
ton. .,s,.t ,si 80. -
HELL. GATE--wHY sUsDAYsWAs SELECTED FOR
80. 4xE sy9.i THE EXPLOSION. -; 4 4 ~
& NEW York, September p. General New
ton, in card to The papers fixing the He'll:
Gate explosion at $50 p; d. Sunday, saysi
g Sheer necessity has compelled the appoint
.ment of this day; which i'm many other re-
spects Is obiectionabl - = He says :i g A
space will be formed, having a radius OF
about six hundred yards, measured from
Hallet's Point, which will be kept clear of
boats at and near the time of the explosion.
After the explosion vessels should give Hal
let's Point wide berth, as the surface Of
the reef may IN some points be elevated
above Its. present level 80 4. ~,
.9lo,As sooiija s possible after the explosion
the reef will be marked out with Sbuoys.
There will be no commotion OF the mir, and
the underground effect will be sufficient
only SO far buildin gs;s without rnptuEing or
cracking the walls. Persons, at leasti in the
neighborhoo would do well to have their II.
windows and doors open, and 70 look out
nor their ceilings. The best. thing TO DO
would be to stand outside until the explo7
sion is over 4ss. =: S.
THE sonTHRrEID BANK RoBBERy 81
8 ST. PAUL, MINI, september 22.-Before
the NorthHeia e bank .rob befS sufrendefed
ono was Killed. Three were wounded one,::
called Younger badly in the alltRna PACK !
anOther badly 10 the Jaw nd shDn laer, and
,tiIa other III The arm. Two OF the prison.
,ars were slightly wounded. The wotipdsd
robbers conf less that one of their number y
one Of the Youngecb tteTss bsit REUSE 20
rive the. name Of their dead c0nrad 81 aosiis
;TaR NEHPoRT aR.sl., sUIcDE--THE NzsTEEy
SOLVED s. sss s,,se
IN HWaY 0az, SaptaInb 50
RApdeI Island disnateh staos5 Is.
be Oh tie steamer Newport has OF last
BEEN densfleti9 ]. gt1ittlt riyate secye.;
tary of the Eecresary Of the Navy, stead q!
Frank Wheeler, the name given by deceased