The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-29

The Johns viii case, which has been or
trial In Baltimore thirty-seven days, ha'
been given 20 the jury.
Bridget HeaIey, one hundred and sever
wears oi age, died NJ the hospital nc Black
wells fslard, New York, Thursday.
In New York the case Of Ex-Governor
Franklin j. Moses, charged with swindling,
has been postponed till the May term.
The Twenty-frst senatorial district OF
Pennsylvania Thursday adopted resolu-
tions condemnlng Senator Cameron and en-
dorsing senator Mitchell.
Captain Boomer, OF Hawley, Pa. vete-
ran OF the war OF 1912, died on Thursday.
There was 100000 in graveyard insurance
upon his life, on which $4,000 had been
paid In assessments.
The divorce suit OF General John y.
ClarN .Ir., representative in Congress from
the Eleventh district Of Missouri, was de-
cided in his favor on Thursday.
A circular has been issued by the general
passenger agents OF the New York Central,
lake Erie and Western Pennsylvania, and
baltimore and Ohio railroads, forbidding
the selling OF tickets by scalpers In New
York state after May lst.
The schooner Java, which arrived at
Ro.ton Tuesday from Santiago, Cuba,
broughf a stOwaway who claims 10 be q
Cnhan captain. lie paid a visit 10 friends
IN santiago, and finding IL impossible TO
,et bsck 10 the mountains, hid himself IN
the Java.
Argument in the case OF Frederick Du-
mont and others, Of Ilavre. France, against
charlie, VI. Fry, trustee, was heard in the
Tnifed states Circuit Court ut New York
ON Thursday. The suit involves the owner
sbip Of 232 81 900 bonds OF the city Of New
Orleans.
Y T.. Reed. Josiah King, and G.. w.
Pod NJ the Pittsburgh Commercial, were
ON wednesday convicted, at Somerset, Pa.
"a HbellinC eX-CongreSSman COfirOth, I'm
nubli.hing charge that he wrote letters
- certain constituents for the purpose Of
leading them astray as TO the status Of their
pension claims.
A. the Forestry Convention at Cincin-
natl Thursday papers were read by +. h.
Ucugb chief OF the Forestry Department,
washington. and David III. Baily. The
nlsnflng Of memorial trees in Eden Park
vas witnessed by 10000 10 1000 persons.
An address was made by President George
Il. LOrlng.
John Nanman, Young man, while en-
Moved in topping the branches from some
ieled trees az Patus Run, near Wheeling,
". Va, on Tuesday, was piniOned TO the
earth by a rolling log and forced upon a
nile u burning brush. In spite OF the
effort, made 10 eXtricate himself he was
slowly burned to death.
Hrry Crisp. the leading nan IN the
World Combination, died at Chicago on
Thursday night He was well-knOwn
actor. having been on the stage fifteen
wears. and was Salyni's leading man in
mi. country. He was born in Nashville
fhiriy-.eyen years ago, and had lately been
aresidcnt Of Boston, whittier his wife will
accompany his remains.
The Tennessee Republican State Conyen-
ton on Thursday adopted resolution de-
caring that the bonds Of the State hereto
fore recognized 10y both political parties as
legally issued care binding in law and
morals upon the property and conscience
Of the people," and any attempt TO reid
inst or scale this indebtedness without the
consent Of the bondholders is denounced
as can act Of high-handed dishonesty"
The proposition OF the bondholdcrs TO ac-
cept sixty cents on the dollar is commended
q highly advantageous TO the people Of the
State. and this basis Of settlement is APP
proved. Governor Hawkins was unani-
mOusy nominated for reelection.