The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-04


rhe Boston Herald has private advices
nj thc death Of General Hurl5ut, late Pc
xuvian Minister.
Colonel William Boyles, the head OF ,he
Nobilc bar. and colonel cf the Fiity-sixth
Alabama Confederate regiment during the
late war. died Friday last.
In his address opening the Mexican Con-
urcss on SATURDAY. evening, President ton
xaics said that Guatemala must speedy nc.
nounce the Idea Of acquiring the States oil
Chiapas and scconusco, or war VIII DC IN
ryitable.
John n. Massey and james Iismblin,
weIlknown sporting characters OF san
Francisco, engaged In an atercation sun
day morning, which resulted In the shoot
Inc Of Massey three times, killing him al
most instantly.
A burglar named Henry Davenport en-
tered the residence OF Thomas Parker, on
west Monroe street, Chicago, Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Parker being awakened, shot the
burglar in the head, from the enects OF
which he died Sunday afternoon.
The restrictions imposed by the Gov
crnor of Massachusetts, in regard 70 pubic
paradcs OF the Ninth regiment In conse-
auenoc of the conduct OF some OF IT'S mem
hers In Richmond were removed yesterday,
the date Of the spring drill.
James shoeinaker's toy-storc. No. 5 east
Fourth street, Wilmington, Del, was
burned Sunday night. Evidence OF
burglary was discovered at the breaking
ont OF the fire, which IL supposed To have
beep incendiary. Loss. $4,000; insured.
Two hundred and fifty skilled worknen.
empIoyed In the factory OF the Dieboid Safe
and Lock Company, Canton, Ohio, on SAT-
urday struck against n reduction OF wages.
A committee was appointed to confer with
their employers with a view OF effecting n
compromise.
The whaling schooner Lottic Il. Cook,
from Port Royal March 2ith, with l25 bar
rels OF sperm-oil and 100 pounds of
whaiebone, arrived at New Bedford on
SUNDAY. She had previously sent home 60
barrels Of whale-oil and 50 barrels OF sperm
oil.
Henry Burroughs, Peter Foyer, and
Isaac Lareau, while driving through the
streets Of Trenton, N. j., at late hour on
Saturday night, missed a bridge over the
canal-fecder and were precipitated into the
water. Foyer and Burroughs were drown
ed. Lareau and the horses succeeded in
getting out.
The Smithsonian Institution has received
from Professor Forester, OF Berlin, the an
nounccment OF the discovery by PaliSas on
the Goth OF March, 1882, OF a planet OF the
twelfth magnitude in II hours 81 minutes
right ascension, degrees minutes north
declination, with 2 daily motion Of 8.
Late on Saturday night freight train on
the Jacksonville. Madison and lndianapo-
lis railroad was thrown from the track by
running over COW, and went through the
-Rock-Creek bridge, near Columbus.
Indiana, wrecking the locomotive and
eighteen cars. All the trainnen escaped
unscathed.
An order was passed by Judge Pierce in
Philadelphia on Saturday in the equity suit
brought by Tie Keely Motor Company
against John NJ. keely, requiring him to
answer the bin filed by the company to
compel him TO disclose the process by which
he expects the results contemplated in his
contract with the company.
An unknown man died suddenly on Sun
day morning in Turkish bathing estab-
lishment in New York. Nothing was
found on him 10 lead to his identification.
He was apparently about thirty-fye years
old, medium height, with dark hair and
morstache, and wore dark suit of clothes
and blue shirt. II is thought that he died
from exhaustion caused by the bath.
Several parties visited the wreck Of the
burned steamer Golden City at Memphis.
Tenn, on Sunday, but nothing of special
interest was asceitained. Dynamite has
been teegraphed for, and will be used in
trying 70 raise any dead bodies that might
be anywhere between where the steamer
took fire and where the wreck now lies
The remains OF Mrs. Annie Smith, f
Springfield. Mass, one Of the victims, were
inferred Sunday afternoon at Elmwood
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