The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01

UAINENION. i fAAS, MY n us
patch from Marshall says: SIN the Roths-
child murder case yesterday Judge Booth
sustained the defendants motion to set
aside the Indictment, on the ground that
the States attorney was present when the
grand jury deliberated upon and found the
bill, and that it was not SHOWN from the
minutes Of the curt that pine jurors con-
CURED in finding the bill. Unless proceed
ings are instituted within two days the
prisoner will be discharged"
wife.Murder In Indiana.
FARMLAND, lND, November 30.-Last
night William Barres. who had all day been
drinking and quar- reling with every one he
met, especially with his family, took up
double barreled shot. gun, and while his
wife was sitting with her babe in her arms,
shot her through The head, killing her In
stantly. He was arrested and taken TO Win
chester. lie says the shot was accidental.
He came near shooting her once before
when he was drunk with the same weapon.
Murder OF British Seamen I'm The
South Pacific.
LONDON, November 30.-Tbe Admiralty
has received telegram confirming the re-
port OF the murder OF The commander and
six OF the crew OF her Msiesty's schooner
Sand.Fly at Solomon Islands, in tue South
Pacific. The party were attacked while
some Of them were bathing. A party from
the schooner, under a sub-ieu'enant, land
ed, recovered the bodies. and destroyed the
village, losing one seaman killed and one
wounded. The commodore on the South
Pacific station will dispatch another man.
of-war to the islands.
A COIOred Teacher Attacked by Two
OF Hts Pupils.
DANvILLE, VA, November 30.-LorenZO
Ivy, colored teacher OF the colored free
school here. was attacked this morning by
two OF his boy pupils (brOlhers), aged fif-
teen and eighteen respectively, and was re-
peatedly stabbed with knives. His injuries
are probably mortal. He had punished the
younger OF the boys fer playing with the
girls, and in revenge was attacked by the
two brothers.
Life-Savers Drowned.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., November 30.-Tbe
signal corps station at Highland Light,
Mass, reports TO the Chief Signal Officer
that CAPTAIN WorheD, Of Life-Saving Sta
ton No. s. reports having picked up this
morning the body of Captain Atkins, OF
Station No. 7, and the body OF one Of his
crew. A later report says Captain Atkins
and S4lrimen Taylor and Mayo were
drowned this morning while rescuing the
crew OF the sloOp &. Trumbul. Captain
EIwel, OF the sloOp, and three OF his crew
were saved, and The slOop has gone adrift
with two men on board.
tSecOnd Dispatch
PROyIDENCETOwN, Mass, November 30
The stranded vessel is found to be the slOop
c. +. TrumbuIl. OF Rockporf, Mass. TIE
surf. boat was capsiZed by being struck by
the main boom OF the sloop. Three OF the
vessels crew had previously been taken
ashore, and The boat was returning for the
rest when overturned. Three Of the life
saving crew swan ashore, reaching the
beach in an exhausted condition. he
sloop has since driited away, with the cap
tain and pilot aboard. Everything was
done 10 rescue them, but unsuccessfully
| The sloop drifted Oft the bar and went TO
sea. Great excitement exists here and at
| the station. Hundreds OF people line the
beach anxious 10 view the remains OF the
brave men who so nobly gave up their lives.
! Those Of the life-saving station who were
rescued alive are being cared for at the sta
ton. They ale very much exhausted.
Supposed 10 Have Been Frozen TO
Death.
PETERSBURG. VA, November 30.-Tbt
body OF William Robinson (colored) Ia:
| been found in the woods in Prince George
county, where Robinson is supposed to have
been frozen TO death on Saturday while
driving to this city.
| Accidental Shooting.
DENVER. Coll, November 30.-That thu
shooting OF Lieutenant Governor Robinson
was accidental is now evident from the post
norton examination, which shows that but
one shot was fired. The ball in its course
through the door struck nail, was split
and carried pieces OF the nail with II, thu
causing four wounds, which were supposed
| TO have been caused by other shots.
Overdose OF Morphine.
VIcKsBURG. November 30.-W. r. Beane
a prominent lawyer from Greenwood, Miss.
died here this evening from the effects OF an
ovprdosp Of mOrDhine