The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-31

Three hundred and seventy-eight Nor
mon emiprants arrived ut New YORK on
Monday. under the control OF Abraham IL.
Canon, and left for Utah at night.
The PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company's cir.
cular, issued Monday, shows an advance OF
ten cents per ton on all sizes except lump
and steamer, which remain at 1915 per
ton.
II Il reported that an immense number OF
icebergs. some Of them sixty feet high, are
nine miles of Devips-Island Lighthouse
Station. outside the harbor OF Halifax, and
are coming in that direction.
The message found on Saturday in bot
tie floating in the harbor dated st. Georges
Banks. March 10th, and signed Captain s.
King, stating that the fishing schooner
Clyde was sinking, and that all on board
would perish, is hoax, the vessel having
been recently heard from.
Professor Charles hurry Marine, OF Co
lumbia College, New York, died on Mon
day morning at o'clock In Warrenton,
Va, at the residence OF Ex-Governor Will
liam Smith, whose guest he was. His re-
mains will be sent to New York.
The Memphis Appeals Mason (Tenn.)
special says J. II. Hammer, agent OF the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, at Bra
den States, shot and killed one Carroll, q
brakeman on the local freight, at that point
Monday evening Hammer acted in SELL
defence.
Joseph Countryman, shoemaker, OF
Camden, n. j., threw himself before q
train from Atlantic City on Monday, and
was ground to pieces. 1t was deliberately
done after giving boy his spectacles to
carry home. He leaves widow and five
children.
An explosion occurred at Havana on
Monday morning at the petroleum refinery
belonging to Moore & Aiuria. One man
was killed and two dangerously wounded.
The explosion set fire to the factory, part
Of which was destroyed. The loss is un'
known.
General w. s. Hancock and General
William Franklin arrived in Harrisburg
Pa, on Monday, from York, Pa, where
they had been on visit to Judge Black
They left on the limited express for New
York.
Examinations in the University shooting
case, held at Minneapolis on Monday, re-
suited in the discharging OF President Fol-
well and the binding over OF Professor
Pike in 5000 bail to answer for an assault
with deadly weapon. Professor Moore
pleaded guilty to assault and battery and
was fined S25.
At O'Clock Monday morning the fast
freight train bound south from Little Rock,
on the Iron Mountain railroad, ran of the
track near Austin, twenty-five miles north
of Little Rock, and ditched nine or ter
cars. An old man named Bryant, who got
on at that station, was instantly killed, anC
another, name unknown, fatally injured.
Monday was observed as memorial-day
at Newport, 4. |. Troops from Fort
Adams. as well rs officers and detachment
from the training-ships, were in the line Of
the procession, which made an imposing
appearance. The address at the cemeter!
was delivered by Richard Hayward, chap
lain on board the Minnesota.
A Santa Fe special says: "The Arizon;
rustlers have appeared in New Mexico
and are committing extensive depreda
tons. Captain Fountain, with q company
Of soldiers, is in the field, under orders o.
Governor Sheldon, and doing ehectiy,
work. Two of the cattlo-theves were
wounded"
Democratic delegates were elected il
Adams county, Pa, Monday, to the con
gressional convention in favor OF the nOmf
nation OF Mr.. w. A. Duncan, Of Adam
county. The district-which Is composed
OF Adams, York, and Cumberland cOun
ties--is now represented by Hon. +. l.
Beltzhoover.
Major General George III, Crosman dice
Sunday evening in Philadelphia. He wa;
an old army officer, and was born in Taun'
ton, Mass, in 179S. He was appointed tC
the Military Academy in the year 1919, ant
was in active service a term covering
period of over fifty years.
The published reports that Senator
Cameron had intimated to Philadelphi;
businessmen that unless they supported
him during the present contest he would
oppose measures in their interest, particu
larly the tariff-commissiOn bill, is not ere
dited by the majority OF the businessmen
of Pittsburgh.
At Springfield Ohio, Monday, Leonard
Kitzclman killed his daughter because She
| had gone from home TO escape his brutality
She had sought refuge at a neighbor's. Ht
persuaded her TO return, and as soon as shC
| got inside the house he shot her. She liyeC
| long enough to make a statement OF thu
facts, and to say she had left home because
her father had outraged her.
The lot-owners OF Glenwood cemetery
Of Washington, have donated an acre o
ground to the surviving relatives o
/ Thomas Jefferson upon condition that thu
bones OF their dead relative be removed
from Monticello to Washington, and will
the understanding that the monument t.
Jefferson, for which Congress recently up
propriated $4,000, shall be erected upoI
the new burial-site in Glcnwood.
The Boston Traveller states that Mr.
Reed, counsel for Guiteau, conferred will
Justice Gray, OF the United States Su
preme Court, on Friday, and applied for
writ of hdbedS corpus for his client. Judg
Gray stated that he preferred to wait unit
the case had been presented TO his asso
ciates, and Mr.. Reed was unsuccessful il
his application. Judge Gray is eXceedingl,
reticent in relation to the matter, and vii
express no opinion upon the case.
There was picked up On the lst instant
near Wreck Hill, Somerset, Bermuda,
ships quarter-board, about four feet il
length, painted dark-blue, with the nam,
Chilly" in yellow letters painted thereon
The quarter-board mnst have been in tn
water considerable time, as some yer,
large barnacles had formed upon it.
The steamer Friary, twelve days from
Newport, England, bound to New Yorl
with iron and tin, put in at st. Johns
n. f., Sunday for repairs. About noOi
Thursday, 800 miles east of Cape Spear
during a dense fog, she struck an iceberg
carrying away bowsprit, figlTe-head, ant
smashing in ten or twelve feet OF bow
above the water-line. Part of the berg