The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-19
ThesinistakR arose from! the death Of Mrs.
Z. /. Sartoriss formerly adelaide Kemble,
oi.tets The Quahee Riot. i rln4f 4

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ALE QUIET sUNDaY--TlE CLERGY RECOMMEND
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QUEBsc, August Is There wss NO RE-
sumption Of open bostilities Yesterday At
the Irish shfp.Iaborers', meeting Saturday
right 1t was resolved not 70 accept any req
duction OF wages as asked by the French
section. ~ 2.'','h. 5,,&al -. So If'f -
In both st. Patrick's md the French
churches the clergy yesterday recommended
moderation to their congregations. A num-
Der Of ladies remaining in town have sought
protection at the citadel. The magistrates
Of the city met last night to consider the
position Of affairs. II was agreed to GILL a
meeting OF the interested parties for to-day;
also. to get the Government to enforce the
Blake act in town. The arms Of the compa-
mics OF the Quebec battalion, have been
stolen at Loret,e by people from Cape
Blanc. ".' 80 LII 1.. [t''H'.' -
NO FURTHER DEMONSTRATION YESTERDAY.
QUEBEC, August 18.-All is quiet to-day.
The troops are still under arms. The Eighth
Royal Rifles were removed from the skating
rink to Queens W harf during the night, The
rumor that the rioters had seized upon the
arms stored at Lewis as we'll as the Lorette
arms is incorrect. Last night the Mayor had
a consultation upon the affairs Of the day
with a number OF magistrates and the lead
ers OF the various military bodies now under
| arms. It was decided to request the Govern
ment to place the whole Of the city and coun-
ty under the provisions OF the Blake act. a
| meeting Of those who it liz thought can
| influence the extreme members OF either
side is now being arranged. The upper
| town and the business portions Of the city are
quiet and free from danger. None are. in
| terfered with anywhere but those con-
nected with the labor movement In some
way or other.
Aquatic Sports in Ontario.
| BARRIE, ONTARIO, August 1S.-In the sim
gle scull race here to-day at the turn OF two
miles Hanlon was first. with Riley second
and twenty seconds behind, Kennedy third,
Gandour forth, and Berry fifth. Hanlon
stopped FIVE times coming up and called
upon Riley to come on. It was thought Han
lon had won by two lengths, but the Judges
decided that it was dend heat between
him and Riley. Kennedy came in third,
Elliott fourth. The dead beat Will be roWed
off Wednesday. No official time was taken.
but it was little over twenty-siN minutes,
the distance being four miles.
Ireland.
| RIOT IN LURGAN-THE POLICE CHARGE WITH
FIXED BAYoEETS AND ARE BEATEN BACK.
LONDON, August 1S.-At Lurgan, Ire
land, Saturday, force OF police, number
ing 200, charged On mob with fixed bayo-
nets. The police were beaten back, and
twenty of their number were injured. Ri
val MODS fred at each other with rifles.
One OF the leaders Of the Catholic party
had some dynamite in his possession, which
| Lodi ilaib ri &c "a.
tally.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, August 1S.-Miss Julia Holman,
| the operate actress, died here yesterday.
The British ship Royal Welsh, from Bal
timore. struck the pier when entering the
harbor OF Uicppe, causing leak by which
| five hundred tons OF her cargo OF wheat
have been damaged
| A weeks notice OF five per cent. reduc-
| ton OF wages Of operatives has been posted
in most OF the cotton-mills at Staley Bridge.
In Staley Bridge 100000 spindles are run
ming on short time, and some Of them stop
ped altogether, while 100000 are working
full time. 4 more general adoption OF the
short-time system is expected this winter.
In Ashton und er-Tyne 425, 600 spindles are
stopped, and 100000 are working on short
time.
thlKU, August 10 uC pJiau
try formed by Cherif Pasha on the accession
of the present khedive has resigned, and
another ministry, composed OF various pa
shas, OF whom ittlcis known, has been FORM
ed. the Khedive holding the presidency Of
council. -.
LONDON. August 1S.-The Standards
correspondent at Rome teIegraphs that a
dispatch has been sent to the Papal nuncios
signed by Cardinal Nina, the Pontitica Sc
creary OF State, announcing that the health
Of the Pope is comparatively good.
The Brazilian Embassy here publishes a
telegram announcing that the new Brazilian
internal loan is more than twice covered by
the subscriptions.
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Vienna says quiet has been restored in
Macedonia.
LONDON. August 1S.-A Calcutta dispatch
to the Times says: Grain in Cashmere
might yet secure rice crop equal to half OF
the average crop. The statement made
some time ago that this would be enough to
support the people rests upon the assump-
ton, apparently only too we'll founded, that
half Of the inhabitants have either persisted
by famine or emigrated.'
No matter what your feelings or ailment Is Hop
BITTERS will do you good. Prove II.