The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-10

Jf tlle militia. The wcrk uf ferasEfag the
works os The mines bnrned bg The HtffkeF
is also going on unde pros me soa
Arafosr "A PANIC M 4 THEATRE
BRIDGEpoRr, Coxxs, May Dmfag
Barry SulAva1,s performance sof Richard
III. last evening considerable eteltsrrsuf
was created By danse smoke rsaliaa forth
from the stages Aapanic was arrested nSf
an actor CRYING that the fre WIS out. Phes
smoke inereased, however, and the Flay Fasi
stopped and the audience found theif,Wa
safely down the narrow stairs from the
second story. Tha smoke arisis sased from
lire In the basement OF an adjoining buikiA
ing. s J. I! s x. si,ast. -,
FOREST FIRES ExTIaGUIsnED ,BY HEAVY
I. 80 RAINS. II i. !! :s5f I; 81 81
MILFORD, Pa, hay s. Thc rain Hast night
extinguished the forest fires, which had
already destroyed thousands OF acres In
Pike county.
.s 4 FOREEGy INTEILTGENcE.
II ~. ~ y. + EnsIaIstl. * g q 'tst
WAR-SHP LAUECHED-A9TW ENTY-EOJR-
EoUE sWAI.KNG CONTEXT.
LONDON, May a.-The iron-pIated war;
ship Temarire was successfully launched tcs
day. i.tals II 81; t,ifts ~ y
Fourteen English pedestrians contested
in the twenty hours walking match for
$4,000. Hi. Miles made fifty miles In eight
hours, fofty-eight minutes ard twehty-eight
seconds-the fastest recorded. Mr. Vaughan
walked ninety-nine miles In eighteen hours,
ferty-one minutes and twenty seconds, md
completed one hundred miles, beating
O'Leary's time two minutes and FIVE seconds.
s. LQter.-Vaughanw won the match, making
120 miles in twenty-three hours and forty
five minutes. s. Ss, 5s..sft
Turkey.
DETAILS OFTHE SAL OUTRAGE.
= LONDON, May 9.-The Porte has sent by
telegraph the following account Of the dis
turbances in Salonica to the Ottoman ambas-
sador at London:
teThe convert to Mahometanism arrived
at Salonica by railway. The Mahometans
proceeded to conduct her, according to GUS
tom, to the residence OF the Govern0r-Gene-
raj, when about one hundred and fifty per
sons, whom the United States consul had as
sembled, rushed at the convert, tore of
her veil and mantle, and carried her
by force to the house OF q Christian.
The excited Mussulmen proceeded to
the Governors residence and insisted that
the convert should be brought tbither. The
Governor, hearing that the German and
French consuls had entered the mosque,
which was invaded by a crowd, went there
to induce the consuls to withdraw and calm
the people. an his efforts were useless.
The populace wrenched the bars from the
grating, fell upon the consuls and struck
them down in despite Of the desperate efforts
Of the Governor to shield them with his own
person. The troops ultimately dispersed
the people," The Governor telegraphs that
order has been restored and the guilty par
ties arrested. sjs rrra 5at
wAR-vEssELs ORDERED TO sALoNICA,
PARIS, May Gle Pays announces that
French iron-clad irigate and dispatch
vessel have sailed for Salonica. 49,
ROME, May 9.-The Minister Of Marine
has ordered two men-of-war to so to Saloni-
ca Immediately. = ..s s., { &c
LONDON, May 9.-Tbe Standards cor
respondent at Berlin says: cit is generally
thought here that the Salonica affair viii
prove fatal to Turkey. The interference OF
the European Powers for the benefit OF
Christians Is now considered unavoidable,
as it is evident that the Porte is powerless
to protect them against the outbreaks roi
nfipisn J" 49,. ifGIts%t.iS - ~