The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-14


The students OF Mount st. Mary's Col
lege, Emmettsburg, Md, have been tempo
rarily dismissed on account OF the preva-
lencc OF malignant scarlet-fcver IN the IN
stitution,
h. Albert Vickers, aged sixty-six years,
for the last twenty-three years president OF
the National Marine Bank OF Baltimore,
died Wednesday morning at his rsidence.
OF Bright's disease.
Henry Gallagher, OF Allentown, Pa, who
shot at Father Doneghan, disclaims the In
tention Of killing him, but has been COM
mitted to jail.
Andrew Harris died suddenly at Wei
don. n. c., on Tuesday night, and 1t Is sup
posed that there was poison in something
that he ate at supper. The matter viii DE
investigated.
The cold weather OF Easter week has
killed the early frnit in Maryland, and ice
half an inch thick was formed "Wednesday
morning In the country surrounding Balti'
more.
Elmer Krendler, a slate-picker at the
Hartford mines, in Ashby, Pa, "wednesday,
afternoon was caught up by a pulley, ana
his head was severed from his body.
The representatives Of various railroad
companies were in conference wednesday
at Commissioner Fink's Office, in New
York. considering, II is said, the rcarrange-
ment of passenger rates. Another session
will be held to-day.
Mrs. Cora Mann, the well-known chicago
detective who used TO work for Captain
n 1nfa fftra N in Now YORK.
has professed religion in Chicago at rev.
val, and now speaks at religious meetings.
She is twenty-three wears old.
Sheriff Croll, OF Lebanon county, Pa,
has been arrested and placed under $1,000
hail on the charge OF having through gross
negligence permitted Richard Book and
Franklin Rauch, supposed burglars, TO es-
cape from the Lebanon jail on April 9th.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Boston and Albany Railroad Company was
held Wednesday in Boston i'm regard to eX-
changing the stock held by the State for
bonds Of the corporation. The meeting
was stormy, and adjourned until two weeks
hence.
Two games of baseball were played on
Wednesday in Philadelphia. The Phila-
delphias triumphed over the Atlantics, OF
BROOKLYN, by score of 10 TO /. The Ath-
letics won q victory over the Jaspers, OF
Manhattan College, by score OF Is TO A.
William Fares. a farmer in Newton
county, Ark, was awakened from his sleep
on Monday night by the glare of burning
fodder-stack. He ran towards the burning
stack. but before he reached it was riddied
with bullets and instantly killed.
On Wednesday morning fire was dis
covered in the drying-room OF the Strouds-
burg pal Woollen-Mills. The flames
spread rapidly, and the Lighthouses, finish
ing-room, and engine-houSe were soon
burned TO the ground. Loss, $4,000; in
surancc, $4,000.
Two men, wearing masks and armed
with reyolvers ana steel bars, entered the
factory of Cation, Cole a. Burnham, at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, on Tuesday night, and
made murderous attack on Patrick Sulli-
van. the Waterman. They were frightened
off before they could effect a robbery. Sui
Ivan is badly injured.
The trial Of the suit Of Herman Herself
field and Herman Stern, under the firm
name of Herschield d Stern, against ex-
Collector Hiram Barney for the recovery
Of $50, 600. alleged excessive action OF du-
ties, was begun Wednesday in the United
States Circuit Court for New York. The
case was given to the jury. who gave
verdict sustaining the action Of eX-Collector
Barney.
Edward Vaudeville, one of the inspectors
OF election at the polling-place of the third
district OF the Fourth ward, Of Hoboken,
disappeared after partly counting the bal
lots, leaving about 125 tickets still in the
box, the key OF which he took with him,
and has not been heard of since. A num-
Der of candidates are anXiously awaiting
his return.
Fire broke out Wednesday night in the
livery and boarding-stable Of David
Brown, 1l2 west Fifty-third street, New
York. Out OF thirty-one OF the animals
only two were saved. The loss on stock
will be in the neighborhood of 100000.
The building, owned by w. p. Earle, is
damaged about $1,000. The fire is thought
10 have occurred through gas-iet.
Three thousand immigrants arrived at
Castle Garden Tuesday. The president OF
the Labor Bureau is quoted as saying:
..Just now there is very urgent demand
for all sorts Of labor, skilled and unskilled.
We are sending men to hire out to farmers
all over the country. We are having many
applications also from cigar-makers, car
penters, cabinet-makers, blacksmiths, and
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