The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

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WHO hs.I9isfrated in the case Of hlau,ice
ful{heir3er IN 1.-The emplDy OF lUe cehy-
nsns. hackers Of New York. He pegsn y
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made a worse and -worse- hg sforis- ~ -is-
.,rieve an !osyey unfir be lost S50,OO0 Tor loe
bank. YTbeh he fled, but yves hunted aown
by detectives. and was captured on nus Wy
NJ Dnluth. He made q ciean breast OF ~
andasEnow locked up 10 TIE Tonibs.
Those Minnesota papers which prefer
honesty 10 reputation express great sa.'s-
fiction ,Iwithy tue decision Of the supreme
Court OF that State that the "renndisIlon
amendmentv 10, the, State CoDsihntion,i -
unconstitutional. The settlement OF 'ns
debt question being now IN the nanus Vi
the legislature, the Minneapolis yISIoune
calls for a special session 10 pnt ma"ess 10
rights. sal a.,a
Five Jewish papersare published in New
YORK. one In P~blladelphia, one 10 New Or
leans. two i'm Cincinnati, one In ~. LOUIS,
four in San Francisco, two ID Chicago ana
one in Milwaukee. There are several other
journals not exclusively devoted TO Hebrew
affairs, and The Hebrec Reutco 10 pnDlsneG
quarterly in Cincinnati.
The National Grand Lodge. Good Samari-
fans (eolored); at its meeting 10 Washing.
ION FRIDAY. elected Rev j. II. Holmes, OF
Virginia. N. q. preIate, with Georgia ray
Tor. of massachusetts, associate; Rev. J. !.
TAYLOR, OF Virginia, n. q. orator, with 4.
A. Teyis associate.
General Albert Pike, w. VI. Ireland, and
W. s.. Roose have gone to New York to at
tend the meeting OF the Royal Order oil
Scotland, Supreme Council OF the Thirty
third Degree Scottish Rite, which met yes
terdsy aud will remain In session during
the week.
Joshua Nickerson, who for forty years
and six months has been a keeper IN tue
Eastern peniteutiary at Philadelphia, pas
been retired on full pay, but still remains
on duty as a messenger. He bo's's hat he
never allowed q prisoner TO esespe.s "a
Senators Garland, OF Arkansas, and In
gals, OF Kansas, OF the judiciary sub-com-
mittee, intend 10 make artour Of the prlnei-
pal commercial cities for conferences Wild
leading businessmen on the subject OF a
general bankruptcy taw.
Three school children in philadelphia
were bitten by a mad SpitZ dog, who rusned
through the streets for several squares be-
fore ne could be killed. The wounds In
HIc,ed were cauterized, and the physicians
do not apprehend fatal results.
A New York man tried to eat his way
into good society in Boston by absorbing
seven plates OF baked beans, and was sur.
prised when the esthetes OF The Hub wonid
have nothing to do with him and called him
a New York hog. ..,ctiU
The New York booksellers, driven out OF
their establishments on Bsrclay street oy
the late pelice raids, have gone back to their
former haunts at Hunters Point, Long
Island, and were doing a iourIshlng busI-
ness yesterday.
When Harry Hunter, the clone fisher
msn,p died 10 a hospital, every one predicted
that his afjanced bride, Louise sesrle,
would be ineonsolable for life. Mistake.
she was married two weeks ago.
AIitIe child 10 Waterbury, Conn, who
was bitten by ayouug cat in the right hano,
was soon attacked with commissions, when
we're followed By paralysis OF the left side,
threatening to terminate fatally.
Committees OF the Alexandra Command
cry, Knights Templar, are busily making
preparations for the visit Of the Command
cry TO the Yorktown Centennial celeDra-
ton.
DR.. Frank Hamilton writes a small,
seratcby, indistinct hand; DR.. Axnew's
writing is careful and distinct, and DIR. Bliss
signs bis name in a large, irregular band.
The Baltimore American says: There is
an untold amount Of sympathy in this city
for the Michigan sufferers, but very little
cssb. .,
DIR. Boynton in an interview Friday Of
~ternoon said he understood that the word
septic indicated an impure condition OF the
blood, or blood-poisoning.
Ex-senator james E. Bailey, OF Tennes-
see, is threatened with total loss Of his eye
sight. He is now under treatment OF an
eminent New York ocullst.
Dodsworth Band and Drum Corps, num-
bering eightY-three pieces, will accompany
the Thirteenth New York to Richmond and
Yorktown. .4