The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-17
Now ended In panic
The reign ~ man 'yIEnic.
With aruor thai'- volcanic.
Woman rcaSserts her swry--
Brief News Items.


/ There il great suffering among the Che
rokee indians In the Indian Territory on
account OF the rayage- OF smallpox. The
Territorial Government nave appropriated
$4,000 20 secure attendant, for the SICK.
Friday night Dr. }. II. Martin. we'll
known physician of Chicago. wa assaulted
| by foOi-pads. who Knocked him seuselcss
/ with q -and-bag They then robbed him
| OF his money and yaluabies and escaped !
/ The Doctor was dangerously hurt aud hi- I
recovery is thought TO be- doubtful
Mir Einstein. her TWO children. and |
| Margaret Buehief servant. living Ia
/ New Ork, were poisoned uy eating sau-
sage Oh THURSDAY night. IL was parJasen |
Oi Tor supper and shortly after eating IL |
/ they ull were attacked with severe Illness,
which lasted az night
IT. answer O. "a request from Pittsburgh,
| Pa. the Secretary 81 the Treasury has de-
cided that O Chinaman now residing 10 that
city could Dot bring into this country, un-
der the Chinese restriction act, wife that
he intends 10 marry ia China though If
he Was already married, and Liz Vile was
In China. she could come
Nr, A. II. Lady attempted to commit
suicide iu lrontOn ohio, Friday. She ana
| her husband had some domestic unplea-
sGntne,-. and 20 end her trouble, She tO0k
q large dose 81 " Rough on Rats" one vi
her little sons saws her act and gave the
alarm. II T. thought that she will recover.
| The Ladys are old aud prominent citizens.
The Rev. George Harris, the newly-ap-
pointed professor OF systematic theology
in the Andover Theological Seminary. has
declared publicly that he will subscribe 10
the seminary creed without any quaiiiica-
ton or mental reservation. In biz opinion.
the creed is substantially right, but not the
best OF most happy expression Of the0lcei-
cal truths.
Mr. Bridget Kennedy. oi Rutland, VI,
has been ,cnt 10 the house OF correction
Tor q term OF nearly fity wear, for viola
ting the liquor law. She was convicted OF
two hundred and niuety-tiNe second Of
fences under the law. and ~being unable 20
pay the tine, and costs. Size must serve Il
out IN jail.
The monument 10 General Robert l..
Lee I'm Lee Circle New orleans. j. 10 De
completed by Gaping the pillar with
statue 81 the great Confederate commander.
ailer which The machinery aud other imple-
ments which now disGgure the Circle viii
be- removed. and ibe place VIII be made
attractive and beautiful. To accomplish
this Il series OF entertainments are now
being given Ia New Orleans
John Brown. the aged ChilhcOthe cOun-
terieiter. has been sentenced 10 i've wears
imprisonment lie Is about seventy years
OF age. and mol long since was pardoned
by the Governor OF Ohio under TIE supp0-
.itlOh thai ht had the consumption and
could not live long. He. however recoN-
cred his health aud went back 10 his old
tricks.
Tbeancieut 81 Louis Cathedral Ia New
| Orleans. the foundation VI which was laid
Ia 1892. has recently been completely r.
! juvenated. and now presents al appear
ance more than ever worthy Vi q sanctuary
OF the Catholic Church. The expense Of
the attentions was met by fund o. $4,000
francs contributed Dy an anonymous lndi-
vidual. through The secretary u the PrOpa-
cation OF Faith. resident IN Paris. Fur
ther than this nothing II known regarding
the donor.
A Telegram from ~edalIa. Mo-, say-
| While playing on Il railroad track yeslef-
DAY the eighty ear-Old son oi Michael
| Leonard, iabOrer, found bottle contain
/ inc whiskey, and carried IL home 10 hi-
| father. The latter took drink o. d and
( gave some 70 his " If and each OF b. three
children, aged respectively t@O. siX. and
eight wears. soon afterward all were
seized with most violent pains, aud suffered
| intensely until they were relieved by fOm-
ting. The Youngest child went into con-
yulsiOn- and died before medical ala could
be- obtained.
Mr. sarah " God, aged one hundred
and tWeuty-One yeaIs. died al BuIOTd. ga,
on Wednesday. she Wa born ~ Cabar-
r,i- county, \. c.. IN the year 1862 or 1863
came 10 south Carolina. near spaitanDurg,
In l--- or 1873: was married there 10 Nj.
| Wood wa. the mother ~ eleven children,
TWO OF the youngest living near bGOrd.
She la. Others IN tennessee, Ono, Mi
souri. and Texas She came 10 Georgia
about one hundred years ago. Her hus-
band was in the battle 81 Kings Mountain,
Y. G, before Ihey were married.
The incorporat0rs OF the Bellevue Medi-
cal College Of Boston were examined
FRIDAY before Commissioner Haiiett Oh
charges Of using the mails Tor fraudulent
purposes. Ii was shown, ana not contra
CiicteC, that The " college had issued
diplomas 10 persons grossly ignorant Of
medicine after ieT weeks farcical course
Of instruction. Defendants simply Claimed
the right under the State laws 70 do what
they had done II appears thai the instirn-
ton was legally incorporated, and enloyed
equal privileges with other medical cob
le9es. Commissioner Haliett, IN giving his
decision, said thai II the faculty chose 10
issue degrees 10 incompetent persons TIE
laws OF Massachusetts authorize Il. The
defendants were therefore discharged