The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-16
Rrser New. Items.

The steamer Parthia, which arrived ut
Boston Sunday from Liverpool, brought
so cabin and 1923 steerage passengers.
The elass-works OF Lansert & Weyer, at
Marcy and wallabout streets, Williams
burg, n. Y, were destroyed by fire Sum
day. Loss about $4,000.
A fire early Sunday morning at 100 and
1871 Grand street, New York, caused DAM
age to property amounting to 80, 200; In
sured.
No material change has taken place In the
condition OF ex-Public Printer Defrees
since Sunday night. His physicians regard
his case as hopeless.
Specifications for new college building
for the College OF Music in Cincinnati have
been made out and signed, the building to
cost $4,000.
Rev. Samuel Hazehurst, the Protestant
Episcopal clergyman OF Philadelphia, and
brother OF Isaac IIazlehurst, the we'll
known lawyer Of that city, died Saturday.
The Dublin assassins are believed to have
had eight accomplices TO effect their rescue
in case they were surprised. IL Is also be-
leyed that they intended numbering eight
persons.
Henry Spatz, aged forty-seven, OF Brook
lyn, and John Hassctt, aged siXty-elght, OF
same city, committed suicide Sunday, the
former by hanging himself to beam In
the cellar. and the latter by hanging him.
self to door.
Eva Rockefeller, aged six, was fatally
scaIded Sunday night by the upsetting OF
kettle OF boiling water at the residence OF
her parents, on Clarkson street, Brooklyn.
She died shortly after the accident.
Thirty-nine suits for $4,000 each have
been brought by Blackstone Valley manu-
facturers against the city OF Worcester for
water pumped during the summer OF 1876,
after the giving away of the Lynde-Brook
reservoir dam.
A boy ten years CT age has turned up in
Chicago who is said to resemble Charley
Ross, and has scar on the under lip,
which has often been advertised as mark
by which the long-lost boy can be identi-
fed. Further developments are awaited.
John Brizzolaro, the Italian who muir
dered his wife on Harrison street. in Balti-
more. about two months ago, committed
suicide at the city Jail Sunday by leaping
from the fifth tier to the floor and fractu-
ring his spinal column.
The Allan-Line steamship Polynesia
brought seventy-fve men from Liverpool
to Montreal to unload the vessel in order to
be free from the local Ship-LabOrers' Union.
1t Is said that other steamship companies
intend to follow the example OF the Allan
Line in this regard.
General John G.. Barnard, for many years
at the head of the Department OF Engineers,
United States army, died Sunday morning
at the Russell House, in Detroit. His re-
mains will be taken from there tomorrow
and conveyed to his late home in Sheffield,
Mass, his birthplace.
Tomorrow there will be a total eclipse
Of the sun, invisible in America. but visi-
hle as partial eclipse throughout part OF
the Eastern Hemisphere. IL will be total
over thin line which can be drawn on the
globe from the West Coast OF Africa
through Egypt, Persia, Central Asia, and
China.
The spring meeting OF the Louisville
Jockey Club begins to-day, when the Derby
will be run il the weather should prove
propitious. The starters in this race will
be Bengal, WcndOyer, Harry Gimor,
Runnymede, Pat Malloy, Canary Bird
colt, Robert Bruce, Highllyer, Blbcock,
NewsbOy, Apollo, Ballard, Wallensee, Eos
teral, Mistral, Monarch, Lost Cause, and
Monogram.
A detective and posse attempted to arrest
on the Black river, Louisiana, man named
Allen and his grown-up son, the former
charged with the murder OF his grandson
and the latter with wife-murder. Allen,
on being summoned to surrender, fired on
the detective. fatally wounding him. The
fire was returned, and Allen fell. The son
escaped during the confusion. Both Allen
and the detective have since died.
Advices from Peru report that Mr. Tres
colt has gone into the interior in search OF
Admiral Montero. The inland journey he
undertakes is hazardous one. Part OF the
distance lIt must be carried on mems
shoulders along narrow trails on dizzy
mOuntain-sides, with precipices and yawn-
ing depths beneath. 1t is very doubtful
whether lie will be able to find Montoro.
Mrs. Corkhill. the wife of Distrct-Attor-
ney Corkhill, Of Washington, who has been
sick for some time past, was taken danger
ously i'll Sunday, and died at II O'Clock
SUNDAY evening, at her rooms i'm Wizards
Hotel, Washington. Mrs. Corkhill was the
widow OF General Hiram Walbridge, and
the second wife of Mr.. Corl<hil, his first
wife being the daughter OF Justice Miller,
OF the supreme Court.
Abnes Moore, formerly very prominent
merchant OF Willcts, Ohio, was found near
his barn on Friday with bullet through
his heart. lie attempted suicide few days
since by drinking a bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil,
and on Friday he started out with his gun,
telling his wife that he was off for hunt.
The cause of his desperate act was mental
arrangement.
One Doyal, n Georgia murderer, was
sentenced to be hanged on the 3Oth OF June.
He strenuOusly opposed the carrying out
Of the sentence, on the ground that Gui-
teau was to be executed on the same day,
and pleaded with the Judge to change the
date of the execution. There beng nothing
mean about the judge, he kindly fixed the
day Of the hanging on the 18th.
Miss Susie Gree was up to the time of
her marriage, which occurred about a
week ago, one Of the happiest, handsomest,
and wealthicst young ladies in Lexington,
Ky. She was quite belle, and was wait
ed upon by the most respectable young
gentlemen Of her city, but fell in love with
a fashily-dressed gambler. They were
married, and left on bridal tour. While in
Louisville her husband drugged her, rob-
bed her Of her money and three thousand
dollars worth Of diamonds, and jumped the
city.
NJ. Won CHASER, the impresario, who late
ly took Sarah Berhhardt around Europe,
says that he intends to visit the United
States this autumn with Il carefully-seected
frnInp and orrhnslrn To n,iNn n series Of