The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22


Mrs. Fuller, who delivered an address
before the P,itchett Institute, Missouri, is
a native Of Virginia. The ST. Louis Globe
Democrat says: She is q daughter OF the
late DIR. William A. Smith, one OF the
ablest theologisns and metapbysicians the
Old Dominion has ever produced. She was
reared under the auspices OF the best society
OF that dear old State, and knows full wei
what educated society had TO offer woman
thirty years ago. She has been prominently
connected with education In Central Mis-
souri,, both in Howard College and in the
University OF Missouri, and is well pre-
pared to contrast the old aud the new in
educational work.
The Philadelphia Press says: He was
from the country. but be bad been reading
the newspapers " hear your horse-cai
companies work their men Ike brutes, and
fps a shame" And resIdenter, proud OF
his city and jealous OF her reputation. re-
piled, "That's a wicked lie. They don'i
do It. They work their men from sixteen
TO nineteen hours day, but they DOM
work their bruies much more than four
mebbe five on busy days." A man ought
always TO stand up for his town when be
can.
In Belleville, Ontario, the wife Of Davit
Robin has brought q suit for maintenance
The parties have been married seventeen
years, but have never lived together, the
defendant claiming that there was con-
spiracy on the part OF the woman and hei
friends, In carrying out which they mads
him drunk, and while In that condition ht
had been taken across the line to the United
States and married by justice OF the peace
The Vice Chancellor held that the marriage
was valid, and gave decree in favor Of the
wife.
A gang OF masked men are reported tC
have visited four or five families neal
Springville, Greea county, Pa, one night
last week, and punished them with coats Of
tar and feathers. The women were treated
with the same indignity. and 10 one case an
inoffensive boy. They paid visit to one
family across the boundary line, In Wesl
Virginia, and II Is said In every case the
victims were perfectly guItless Of any Of
fence. There Is no clue to the perpetrators
OF these outrages.
The Republican decentralization, which
has had conspicuous manifestation in Al
bany and Concord, has reached Pawtucket,
the largest town In the country. At the
election for State senator in place Of Judge
Titlinghast yesterday so many Republicans
were indifferent or positively hostile to the
nomination OF General Walker that General
Arnold, the Democratic candidate. was
elected by majority OF six votes Senator
AntAoay's paper.
Three Russians created sensation In
Hazleton, Pa, on Tuesday. They entered
saloon kept by countryman, ana yolun
teered to shown him how the Car wa,
blown up. Ia order to illustrate this the,
produced three glass balls filled with dyna
mite. One Of these they threw at a wheel
barrow, which was blown TO pieces by IN,
explosion. They were Immediately ar
rested and fined for malicious mischief.
. rao'e has series Of excellent cartoons
covering page, this week, showing som
professions which aresiilI open TO the lordl
Roscoe, depicting him as an artists model
Broadway policeman. drum.major,
professor Of boxing, q bathing master,
clgar-stere sign, an organ. grinder, witt
Mse-Tos Plat as the monkey, a dancing
master, aud as q statue OF Mercury. So
Roscoe need not despair.
Funsy 70 see the Republican papers pitcl
Into Bradley as though he were thief,
pickpocket wife.beater, q cbiid-eater, q
murderer In the first degree, when he ha.
merely exposed the tricks Of man tho
Tribune has characterized as brGbe-takeI
and corrupt gotbylst, and who has himself
confessed sa<ier oath that be made 1t a bust.
meas for years to :" influence" legislators.
While the iis,e lieht is turned On the pre-.
sotnt New York Legislature It may be well
20 notice Ito e0Addential relations with the