The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-25

scoville has Withdrawn from the Guiteau
case.
Between Baltimore and Washington there
was quite a heavy fall OF snow Sunday
morning.
George s. Goodale. receiver OF the Sec
ond National Bank OF Scranton, Pa, died
Saturday.
Epizootic, or pink-eye, has broken out in
Chicago. affecting. il is thought, one third
of the horses in the city.
The revenue cutter Corwin sailed Sun
day from San Francisco for the Arctic for
the relief OF the crew OF the Rodgers.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is seriously i'll
with pneumonia, at his home, in Concord,
Mass. Boston and Concord physicians are
in attendance.
Frau Amelia Materna, the Hungarian
prima donna, who is to sing at the ap-
preaching May festivals in New York, Gin
cinnati, and Chicogo, arrived in New York
saturday.
Right Rev. Michael HTeiss was on Sun
day consecrated Archbishop Of Milwaukee,
Wis, Bishop KroutbaueT, Of Green Bay,
comforting the pallium, and the services
taking place at St. Johns Cathedral, Mil
waukee.
The residence OF Mr.. Rideout, at Fort
Fairfield, Me-, was burned at Salmon river
Sunday. and two of his children persisted
in the flames. RideOGt was badly burned
in attempting to rescue them.
John McClosky, OF Plymouth, Pa, was
run over and killed by q passenger train
on the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
crn railroad at Plymouth Sunday morning.
He was intoxicated, and lying upon the
track. His head was severed from his body.
A special from New Haven, KY, says
portion Of Atherton & Co.'s distillery
warehouse fell Sunday night, with 1900 bar
rels Of whiskey. The extent OF loss can
not be ascertained. Five hundred pack
ages naNu boon cotton out without damage.
John Baumgarden. Of Pottstown, Pa, i'm
the employ of the POttstOwn Iron Compa-
ny, made a desperate attempt to commit
suicide on Sunday. lie shot himself twice,
cut his throat, and stabbed himself in the
stomach. The doctor says there is posi-
bic chance OF his recovery.
4 heavy wind Saturday night blew
several freight cars from a siding 10 the
main track at Eighty-seyenth street, Chi
cago, and a train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad ran into them, severely in
juring the engineer and fireman and killing
Joseph llancran, 4 resident OF South Chi
cago.
1t was reported in Baltimore Sunday
night that Mr. William Jennings had lost
one OF his valuable racc-horses at Pimlico
Saturday afternoon, in consequence Of an
accident. The horse while being exercised
on the track SHE'D and came in violent con-
tact with post. The rider was thrown
fifteen or twenty feet, and the post was
driven into the breast OF the horse. The
animal lived but a short time.
Five teamsters in the employ OF the for
warding firm OF Smyth 81 BabcOck were
killed by Loco's band OF renegade Indians
neat Clifton, y: NJ, on Friday, and sixty
head of mules were run of. The Sayagcs
were heading for Mexico. Captain Cor
don, Sixth United States cavalry, started
/ from Fort Grant on the Goth instant with
1l9 men in pursuit Of the hostiles. Gene
| raj Mackenzie has stationed Colonel For
syth. with four companies OF cavalry and
one Of infantry, ct STEMS Park, TO inter-
cept the Indians should they pass.
The magnificent floral tributes presented
| by Queen Victoria and the Emperor OF
Brazil upon the occasion OF President Gar
fields funeral were taken to Chicago from
/ Cleveland to be embalmed, the lady who
secured the work being allowed the priyi-
/ lege OF exhibiting them and selling photo
graphs OF them. The Garfield Monument
Committee cut short the time OF exhibition,
compelling the lady to borrow money to
complete the work. One Of the lenders
getting tired OF waiting for payment, got
out Il writ OF replevin, and the flowers
were slowed away in the dusty rooms Of Il
police-iustice, where they now are. Some
eminent legal talent has been secured on
each side, and the case comes up Saturday.